Rheumatology

Longitudinal data demonstrate that physical capacity decline begins before age 40, accelerating toward substantial sarcopenia risk.

A novel deep learning system matches expert radiologists in joint inflammation scoring across extremity MRI scans.

Lifelong physical activity and targeted strength training preserve joint integrity while reducing overall knee osteoarthritis risk.

Intermittent fasting notably reduces disease activity in patients with rheumatic disease, but current evidence remains conflicting.

Creatine supplementation fails to reduce systemic inflammatory biomarkers such as C-reactive protein in adults with osteoarthritis.

An umbrella review determines glucosamine provides slight pain reduction and doubtful structural protection in knee osteoarthritis.

Nearly nineteen percent of patients with rheumatoid arthritis exhibit sarcopenia, worsened by corticosteroid dosage and disease chronicity.

Severe hyperinflammation remains a fatal complication following CAR T-cell therapy, driving high mortality across clinical cohorts.