Tender Joints Were Not Associated With Ultrasound-Detected Synovitis in RA
Researchers found data from a large longitudinal study using comprehensive ultrasound examination.
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Baricitinib Monotherapy May Improve Rheumatoid Arthritis Disease Activity
Researchers found data that showed baricitinib reduces disease activity in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
Reviewing the Safety of Chronic Paracetamol Use for Osteoarthritis Pain
The use of paracetamol for the management of osteoarthritis pain should be further investigated, as the drug may only provide low analgesic benefits, be associated with adverse events, and be toxic at higher doses.
Incorporating Salivary Gland Ultrasonography in ACR-EULAR Criteria for Sjogren Syndrome
Researchers determined whether the performance of the ACR-EULAR criteria for Sjögren syndrome was affected by the addition of salivary gland ultrasonography.
Uneventful Pregnancies, Preterm Births, and Cesarean Deliveries Common Among Women With Psoriatic Arthritis
A majority of women with psoriatic arthritis have uneventful pregnancies. However, data suggest increased risks for preterm births and caesarian deliveries.
Psoriatic Arthritis Risk Linked to Increased BMI and Moderate Drinking
Can reducing weight and drinking reduce the risk for psoriatic arthritis?
Q&A: Bioelectronic Implant Leads to Significant Clinical Improvement in RA
Results of an investigational US pilot study have shown that a proprietary bioelectronic microregulator device, manufactured by SetPoint Medical, can benefit patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
MRI Scoring System Assesses First Metatarsophalangeal Joint OA
This is the first study to develop and examine an MRI scoring system specifically for first metatarsophalangeal joint osteoarthritis.
Crystal Deposition in Patients Meeting Provisional Gout Remission Criteria
Crystal deposition may still be present in patients with gout who fulfill the provisional gout remission criteria.
Persistent Urate Lowering With Pegloticase Shows Clinical Benefits in Gout
Analysis indicated that patients with chronic refractory gout, not achieving a protocol-defined biochemical response, might still have significant clinical benefits with pegloticase treatment.
