Articles related to ARTHRITIS

A first joint EULAR/PReS guideline unifies systemic juvenile idiopathic arthritis and adult-onset Still’s disease under a single name, Still’s disease, and recommends early IL-1 or IL-6 inhibitor therapy over prolonged glucocorticoid use.

To limit or even avoid the negative impact of ERA and JPsA on patient development, QoL or disease-associated joint damage, rapid and sustained control of disease signs and symptoms is recommended.

Emerging evidence suggests certain dietary patterns may influence arthritis symptoms, potentially offering a complementary approach to traditional treatments. This article outlines key nutritional considerations for arthritis management, providing practical guidance for patient discussions.

New research indicates that in axSpA patients, disease activity and physical function are more critical to global functioning than structural damage or spinal mobility. A shift in treatment focus may be necessary for optimal patient care.

This UK study highlights the urgent need for targeted interventions and close monitoring to improve the quality of life for hemophilia patients suffering from ankle arthropathy.

With the resurgence of gout in individuals over 30, it’s important to recognize its primary triggers and symptoms for early diagnosis and management, ensuring this treatable form of arthritis doesn’t lead to long-term damage in patients.