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This pooled analysis provides robust evidence that low-dose glucocorticoids in RA treatment result in modest weight gain but do not elevate blood pressure. Consider these findings in your risk-benefit discussions with patients.

Explore the intriguing connections between postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) and autoimmune disorders. This comprehensive review offers insights into diagnosis, potential autoimmune mechanisms, and future directions in the field, providing valuable information for practitioners dealing with this complex condition.

Despite striking parallels in symptomatology between POTS and autoimmune disorders, a deeper scrutiny reveals that this overlap may not be sufficient to definitively attribute an autoimmune cause to POTS; hence, indiscriminate application of immunosuppressive therapies should be re-evaluated.

Exploring the multidimensional nature of fatigue in inflammatory arthritis patients uncovers the urgent need for a tailored, comprehensive approach in its management. Discover how an understanding of the complex interplay between physical, emotional, cognitive, and lifestyle factors can inform more effective patient care.

With research hinting at potential links between vitamin B6 and various health benefits, it’s time for physicians to delve deeper into the role of this micronutrient in optimizing patient health.

FDA Cautions Against Hidden Drug Ingredients in Joint Pain Supplements In response to recent findings, the FDA warns of significant health risks associated with three specific dietary supplements marketed for joint pain and rheumatoid arthritis relief due to the discovery of unlisted active pharmaceutical ingredients.