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Dr Nancy Carteron reflects on the mentors whose clinical expertise, research, and patient-centered teaching shaped her recognition and management of […]

Dr Nancy Carteron urges clinicians to learn to recognize how Sjӧgren disease could be hiding in plain sight and why

Dr Nancy Carteron recounts early patient cases that revealed the importance of recognizing the neurologic and systemic features of Sjögren

NICE has proposed adding vertebral fracture checks to routine DEXA scans for over-50s to detect hidden osteoporosis earlier and prevent

As with the intravenous form, subcutaneous anifrolumab shows clinically meaningful benefits and favorable safety when added to standard care in

Every family has its own version of Epic’s white dot — an absence that sits there, unconvertible, refusing to turn

In an expert Q&A, Hospital for Special Surgery’s Lisa Mandl, MD, MPH, discusses the role of genicular nerve ablation in

A personalised exercise programme improves trunk strength and mobility, enhances cardiorespiratory fitness, and reduces disease activity in patients with axial

Glucocorticoid injections into the infrapatellar fat pad do not reduce knee pain or effusion synovitis volume in patients with inflammatory

Given the FDA’s decision to initiate the removal of boxed warning labels from hormone therapy products, it may be prescribed

Findings underscore the risk for graded exercise in people with post-exertional malaise and point to careful activity pacing as a

A study evaluates the risk for osteoporosis or osteopenia associated with 5-alpha reductase inhibitors in women with two types of

Low physical activity in the morning and evening is linked to an increased death risk in adults with or at

Dr Teja Kapoor urges early-career clinicians not to underestimate Sjögren’s disease, which requires thorough testing and multidisciplinary collaboration. Medscape

Dr Teja Kapoor explores how cultural sensitivity and awareness can overcome barriers to timely Sjögren disease management in diverse communities.

Dr Teja Kapoor recalls a formative case to illustrate how early recognition and multidisciplinary care are transforming the management of

Cognitive impairment may affect nearly half of patients with systemic lupus erythematosus over the course of a year, with some

Higher levels of antimitochondrial antibodies in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus are tied to a higher risk for severe outcomes,

Low proteinuria does not indicate better kidney outcomes or treatment response in patients with lupus nephritis; glomerulosclerosis predicts renal function

The Curbsiders recap their top clinical pearls of 2025. The Curbsiders

Starting metformin is associated with a lower risk of developing osteoarthritis over 11 years of follow-up in a study comparing

Expected rapid advances in CAR T and other cellular therapies may expand treatment options not only in cancer but also

Baricitinib offers a rapid and sustained control of disease activity in RA when using alone or with methotrexate, supporting effective

Medscape Medical News talked with researcher Stacie Dusetzina about the prospects for a single-payer program to help with the very

A large US claims analysis links out-of-pocket medication costs with adherence and discontinuation patterns among patients with psoriasis or psoriatic

The first systematic study of gene variants and monoclonal antibody therapies found that even small changes in a target gene

Nearly 10 years after the first JAK inhibitor was approved for a dermatologic disorder, more uses are imminent, with fewer