Fibromyalgia May Soon Be Reliably Diagnosed By Blood Test
Fibromyalgia is notoriously difficult to diagnose, but new research suggests that may soon change.
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Fibromyalgia Frequently Misdiagnosed, Study Says
Investigators compared clinician- and criteria-based diagnosis of fibromyalgia to spot potential diagnostic misclassification of the disease.
Quitting Smoking Lowers Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
Researchers examined whether smoking cessation may delay or prevent the onset of rheumatoid arthritis. Review their findings.
Facts About Lyme Disease: 6 Myths You May Encounter With Your Patients
Myths about lyme disease may present a barrier to prompt diagnosis and treatment. As a clinician, you may encounter these 6 misconceptions.
SSRI Antidepressant Drugs Interfere With Opioid Pain Relief
Researchers examined whether SSRI antidepressants diminish the pain reduction effects of certain opioids.
Second Chance App Detects Opioid Overdose Amid Opioid Crisis
Researchers at the University of Washington have developed a smartphone app that can detect when a drug overdose has occurred.
5 Best Apps for Rheumatoid Arthritis
A number of smartphone apps may help your patients manage their rheumatoid arthritis. We list the 5 best in 2019.
Does Cold Weather Affect Arthritis and Joint Pain?
Sometimes distinguishing between medical myth and fact is difficult. Recent studies on cold weather and joint pain paint a murky picture.
New Appointment Algorithm Helps Clinicians Manage Time Better
Patient no-shows cost clinicians time and money. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University believe they may have found an answer to the problem.
Time Management: 8 Tips for Clinicians
Hefty patient loads and numerous administrative tasks make time management a challenge for rheumatologists. Here are 8 tips to better manage your time.
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