Why you shouldn’t be afraid to start running after middle ageA commonly held belief is that exercise damages joints and may lead to osteoarthritis (sometimes referred to as ‘wear-and-tear arthritis’) later in life. Don’t dismiss the usefulness of osteoporosis medication after age 70: study Could a century old treatment be an answer to antibiotic resistance? Ottawa patient with severe joint infection showing improvement from experimental phage therapy. New guidelines for management of Sjögren’s disease prepare the way for new treatments Guidelines feature evidence behind current treatments and therapies still in trials. Fibromyalgia: Knowing how to recognize this misunderstood disease Diffuse pain, severe fatigue, sleep problems, difficulty concentrating, gastrointestinal disorders, depression, anxiety—these symptoms and more make diagnosis complex. Osteoarthritis in the young: what can be done? New analyses show a rising global burden of early-onset osteoarthritis, but a program in B.C. aims to address two of the main causes. Diagnosing psoriatic arthritis: the sooner the better Timing is everything when it comes to avoiding needless pain for these patients. Asthma and eczema found to be linked to osteoarthritis Allergic pathways could be targets for treatment. Drug delays onset of clinical RA symptoms in high-risk patients Already used to treat symptoms, abatacept could be used earlier. JAK inhibitors: Just how safe are they for your rheumatology patients? Class warnings don't mean they can’t be used, but there are caveats. First Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next Last
