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ACR 2025: Next-Generation CAR-T Targets for SLE

THE AMERICAN College of Rheumatology (ACR) 2025 Convergence was an epicenter for discussion, collaboration, and celebration of the…

Brain connectivity and Neuroinflammation Changes in Dificult-to-Treat Rheumatoid Arthritis

Despite recent advancements in therapy of rheumatoid arthritis (RA), approximately 5–30% of patients with RA remain symptomatic and are…

The Evolving Digital Landscape of Social Media among Rheumatology Professionals

Social media (SM) has become an indispensable tool in healthcare, providing platforms for networking and education. However, its…

Primary care clinician assessing sore throat using a GAS pharyngitis clinical scoring chart with a patient.

Guideline Update: Clinical Scores for Strep Throat

New guideline recommendations highlight how GAS pharyngitis clinical scoring can refine testing decisions in everyday practice.

Concept illustration of biological aging and gout risk in hyperuricemia

Biological Aging and Gout Risk in Hyperuricemia

Accelerated biological aging may be a missing link between hyperuricemia, rising serum uric acid, gout, and diet-driven prevention.

doctor and female patient discussing ovarian cancer

PARP Inhibitors Extend Control in Ovarian Cancer

PARP inhibitor maintenance therapy improved progression free survival in newly diagnosed advanced ovarian cancer but not survival.

Female stroke survivor performing weight training during assessment of stroke neuromuscular fatigability

Stroke Neuromuscular Fatigability Differs Significantly Between Sexes

To explore sex specific effects of stroke on motor performance, investigators studied 41 chronic stroke survivors at least six months after stroke and 23 age matched neurotypical adults.

Clinician using point-of-care PCR for suspected Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia in the emergency department.

Rapid Point-of-Care Testing Optimizes Antibiotic Use

Community-acquired pneumonia caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae can be difficult to recognize at first presentation in the emergency department.

Assorted dietary iron rich foods including red meat, liver, beans, lentils, eggs and spinach arranged around a notebook, illustrating dietary iron deficiency and immune health.

Dietary Iron Deficiency Compromises Influenza Immunity

Dietary iron deficiency during influenza infection may leave memory T cells numerically intact yet functionally weakened.

Surgeons performing robotic minimally invasive esophagectomy in a modern operating room

Robotic Minimally Invasive Esophagectomy After Neoadjuvant Therapy

Propensity matched data suggest robotic minimally invasive esophagectomy offers shorter hospital stay after neoadjuvant therapy compared with open approaches.