Arthritis - Chronic Woman

More Than 75% of Arthritis Patients Don’t Get Hepatitis Screening Before Starting a Biologic

Screening is important because silent hepatitis B and C infections can spring to life when you start biologics or new

A new study adds support to the theory that psychological stress might increase the risk of fibromyalgia and make symptoms

Osteoarthritis is the most common and well-known type of arthritis. It’s largely a wear-and-tear form of arthritis that happens as

As the temperature increased, so did the risk of rash, joint inflammation, kidney problems, and other lupus symptoms. Shifts in

Researchers hope that identifying the link between respiratory issues and RA will result in better ways to prevent or screen

New data compares what happens when the dosage of DMARDs such as methotrexate is tapered or kept steady. For most

Knowing there could be a lag between objective measures of improvement and patient–reported outcomes could help prevent over-treatment. When a

Although biologics cross the placenta, research shows they lead to few infections in babies after they’re born. The prospect of

Surprisingly, stronger opioids were the worst at relieving pain in a new multi-study analysis. Despite concerns about safety and addiction,

“This may have implications for management decisions beyond treating to disease activity targets alone.” Pain and inflammation often go hand