RheumNow Podcast - EULAR 2021 & EULAR-IQ (6.4.21)
Dr Jack Cush reviews highlight presentations from the first 3 days of EULAR 2021.
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Dr Jack Cush reviews highlight presentations from the first 3 days of EULAR 2021.
The second day of EULAR 2021 took a big leap in online content. #EULAR2021 generated 2500 tweets yesterday. Here is a compilation (with links) of presentations were the “Best” as seen by our RheumNow faculty.
The evidence-based recommendations from the Group for Research and Assessment of Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis were presented at #EULAR2021.
During Day 2 there were great sessions devoted to RA, spondylarthritis, fatigue and more. Here are some of my highlights from Day 2.
Cardiovascular (CV) disease remains the leading cause of mortality in rheumatoid arthritis (RA). A number of studies progressed our knowledge in the session Rheumatoid arthritis - comorbidity and clinical aspects – I on Thursday at EULAR 2021.
After the opening ceremonies and keynote speaker there were several enticing sessions and a plenary session full of great research and presentations. Here are a few of the highlights that I saw.
Check out this compilation of our EULAR 2021 Day 1 broadcasts below.
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Many great presentations this week at EULAR 2021 will feature industry sponsored clinical trials and reports. Often these become the pivotal studies for regulatory approval and the annual congresses are their first look.
Foot pain is a common but underappreciated symptom of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and can be associated with worse disease, European researchers found.
A recent metanalysis assessed the comparative efficacy of current first-line pharmacologic antiinflammatory interventions for gout flares and surmised that canakinumab and intravenous or intramuscular corticosteroids are superior to nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs [NSAIDs].
Lancet Respiratory Medicine has reported the results of the COLCORONA trial, showing that in patients with PCR-confirmed COVID-19 infection, colchicine led to a significantly lower rate of death or hospital admission from COVID.
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