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Accumulating evidence suggests that initiating effective therapy earlier in Crohn’s disease may reduce bowel damage progression, hospitalizations, and surgery. Long-term follow-up from recent studies has strengthened interest in a therapeutic window during which disease modification may be achievable.

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.

The GINA 2026 update introduces age-stratified primary care flowcharts for asthma exacerbation management, expands biologic guidance including depemokimab, and adds a formal red-flag list for fatal or near-fatal asthma risk in adults and adolescents.

A pediatric gastroenterology expert outlines when extrapolation of adult IBD therapies to children is reasonable, where it falls short, and how shared decision-making should be structured.

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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.