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Resolution of dryness remains a key unmet need for patients with Sjögren disease (SjD), as highlighted by the Sjögren SIG session “How to treat SjD” on the final day of APLAR 2026. A rheumatology talk in the session noted that recent phase III trials of ianalumab, dazodalibep and telitacicept
A significant proportion of patients with rheumatologic disease are of reproductive age, therefore, navigating reproductive health is now widely recognized as a fundamental component of modern rheumatology care.
At APLAR 2026 in Seoul, the OA special interest group offered a whirlwind overview of IA injectables from Dr. Gun-il Im (Dongguk University, Korea). The products fall into three tiers: symptom-modifying, biologic/regenerative and structure-oriented. The pipeline is encouraging, but the evidence
Dr. Cush reviews the news and journal reports from this past week on RheumNow. This week on the podcast: hopeful guidelines for PMR; certainty about good & bad beverages in gout; mixed results in Sjogren's; non-lupus drugs saves lupus lives; and big hips sink ships in psoriatic arthritis
Toyoda and colleagues from the British Society for Rheumatology have published new PMR treatment guidelines to supercede the previously published 2009 BSR/BHPR PMR guidelines. These guidelines emphasize earlier specialist input, methotrexate as an option, and bone protection for all PMR patients
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