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Do biologics help taper steroids in Adult Still’s Disease? A Japanese large scale claims data study presented at #AC

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Do biologics help taper steroids in Adult Still’s Disease? A Japanese large scale claims data study presented at #ACR22 (abstract#0826) was able to collect 5-year data to study the treatment patterns in Still’s. https://t.co/S0HMfWuUai https://t.co/ZKV0aP900w

Anifrolumab shows long-term promise in patients with lupus Researchers report positive results from the first placebo-

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Anifrolumab shows long-term promise in patients with lupus Researchers report positive results from the first placebo-controlled long-term trial of anifrolumab—a human monoclonal antibody that targets the type I IFN receptor—in patients with lupus. https://t.co/sYzLMgLzqy https://t.co/fdmhYONI3G

Sarilumab in Polymyalgia Rheumatica: Results from SAPHYR Trial Dr. Michael Putman interviews Dr. Robert Speira about a

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Sarilumab in Polymyalgia Rheumatica: Results from SAPHYR Trial Dr. Michael Putman interviews Dr. Robert Speira about abstract 1676 presented at #ACR22. https://t.co/nJAOBDC8KX https://t.co/Tgls8O4AVC
RA-ILD takes centre stage
Interstitial lung disease is common in RA, occurring in approximately 8% of RA patients. It is associated with a poor prognosis, and a median survival of 3 years. This important condition has often been neglected within the spectrum of RA research. That is changing, with excellent research initiatives presented at ACR22. I am going to highlight two select abstracts from Monday’s dedicated RA-ILD session.
More Than a Conference: Life’s Lessons

Conferences are held for the purposes of sharing ideas, developing new relationships, and collaborating on future research. The American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Convergence 2022 meeting embodies all these ideals by offering both in-person and virtual attendance options. However, when a conference ends, what happens to the attendees? Will they remember what they learned? Will they incorporate new ideas into their practice? How have they changed? 

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