UK NHS 2023-24 figures show hospitalization for SLE is 8X more common in blacks (62.6 per 100,000) compared to white SLE (7.8/100K) and Asian SLE (26/100K), Lupus hospitalizations risen 50% in 4 yrs (6,334 to 8,006 in 2023-24). Is this “stark” inequality from delayed Dx?… https://t.co/NDdIkWKZy5 https://t.co/E4Fmvz9uLn

RHEUMS! Please check out this important Survey on Cannibis/THS/CBD use in Rheumatology. This is a short survey (Ive done it) from the Rheumatology Research Foundation, FORWARD and the National Databank folks. We need to know more here; especially from you1 Link:… https://t.co/0KYbgqvceq https://t.co/JeO8hV0luB

FDA has approved Journavx (suzetrigine) 50 mg tablets, 1st in-class non-opioid analgesic, to treat moderate to severe acute pain in adults. Journavx reduces pain by targeting a pain-signaling pathway involving sodium channels in the peripheral nervous system, before pain signals… https://t.co/xKy7JY7pPr https://t.co/VYrDMQcjHc

Cross-sectional study of 50 SLE patients, 24% had fibromyalgianess, and 18% experienced widespread pain. Fibromyalgianess in SLE patients primarily reflects heightened pain sensitivity and symptom severity rather than SLE disease activity. https://t.co/oLYc4IsIpN https://t.co/eHVIe9OXVF

Screening for #RA-Machine learning algorithm applied to primary healthcare pts shown to correctly identify early RA based on 11 features (RF, CRP, ESR, SUA, HB, PLT, AMS, age, SJC TJC, deformity) w/ 96% specificity, 96% sensitivity, 96% AUC. https://t.co/Q25yvDwdJZ https://t.co/CTESAl6hSf

Infectious Sacroiliitis A large Chinese cohort study of patients with infectious sacroiliitis (SI) suggests that CT-guided biopsy of the sacroiliac joint is necessary to properly identify the infectious pathogen leading to SI. https://t.co/GYI8iz0rOS https://t.co/3wQR47Wd4g

Orthotics in Rheumatoid Arthritis RA is a chronic inflammatory disease affecting synovial joints, often in the hands and feet. Due to its progressive inflammatory nature, RA can lead to impairment of function, reduced quality of life, significant joint pain, disability, and… https://t.co/Tqf5YsSFX3 https://t.co/imnPyNXXkq

Adalimumab Withdrawal in Uveitis Patients Adalimumab is an effective treatment for JIA-associated uveitis and has been FDA approved for such use - but for how long and can the drug be withdrawn? An adalimumab (ADA) withdrawal trial has shown recurrence of uveitis, arthritis, or… https://t.co/J1CRgC3GJz https://t.co/8eOSvl5zZm

JAMA Case: 58-Year-Old Woman With Urticaria, Fever, and Joint Pain. 2 yrs daily fatigue, arthralgia (hands, feet, shoulders, knees), myalgia, intermittent fevers (>38.5°C). NL CBC, CRP 20.9 mg/L. negative dsDNA, ANCA, ENA, nl LFTs. What do you do next?… https://t.co/aY70tEhJ5Y https://t.co/QaK1G7RJkp

🚨 Join us for the 7th Annual RheumNow Live 2/8 - 2/9 : Where Innovation Meets Impact in Rheumatology! 🚨 🗓 2025| In-Person & Virtual 💻 Virtual: Stream + Q&A access (spots still open!) Don’t miss the rheumatology event of the year! 👉 Register today:… https://t.co/Rf4U6JcdKs https://t.co/ilG2M7aRYS

Quick study of Henoch-Schönlein Purpura (HSP) in Children: An Overview https://t.co/LPFFDIeJPA https://t.co/PlTD0fOR2E

Getting to Remission - Without Biologics Analysis of data from two early rheumatoid arthritis (ERA) cohorts shows remission in RA is primarily seen in those who do not require biologic DMARDs (bDMARDs), while those needing bDMARDs are less apt to achieve remission.… https://t.co/knadKyxIpb https://t.co/OVSauZeetx