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Vasculitis care marred by diagnostic delays, limited access to medications

15 Jan 2026

Several factors, such as diagnostic delays and limited access to medications, pose as barriers to vasculitis care, according to a study.

Vasculitis care marred by diagnostic delays, limited access to medications

15 Jan 2026

Patients with JIA suffer poorer HRQOL than RA, general populations

14 Jan 2026

Health-related quality of life (HRQOL) is lower in patients with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) than those with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and the general population 6 months following the initiation of disease-modifying antirheumatic drug (DMARD) treatment, reveals a study. Both patient groups, however, enjoy similar improvement levels with treatment.

Patients with JIA suffer poorer HRQOL than RA, general populations

14 Jan 2026

Fertility factors linked to osteoporosis risk

13 Jan 2026

Women with a history of infertility, miscarriage or stillbirth, and low parity are at increased risk of osteoporosis, as suggested in a study.

Fertility factors linked to osteoporosis risk

13 Jan 2026

Subcutaneous anifrolumab beneficial in systemic lupus erythematosus

10 Jan 2026

Administering anifrolumab shots in addition to standard therapy is safe and yields clinically meaningful benefits in moderate to severe systemic lupus erythematosus, according to the phase III TULIP-SC trial.

Subcutaneous anifrolumab beneficial in systemic lupus erythematosus

10 Jan 2026

Lemon water found to have urate-lowering effect

09 Jan 2026 by

Drinking lemon water regularly can be beneficial to people with gout and hyperuricemia, helping reduce serum urate levels and improve glomerular filtration rate, according to new research.

Lemon water found to have urate-lowering effect

09 Jan 2026

Pharmacist-led education improves caregiver’s JIA knowledge

01 Jan 2026 by

Counselling provided by a pharmacist enhances the caregiver’s knowledge about juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) and may even reduce costs for patients with JIA, according to a Singapore study.

Pharmacist-led education improves caregiver’s JIA knowledge

01 Jan 2026

$Botulinum toxin shots a promising treatment for refractory digital ischaemia$

Botulinum toxin shots a promising treatment for refractory digital ischaemia

19 Dec 2025

Botulinum toxin injections appear to be a safe and efficacious adjunct in the treatment of refractory digital ischaemia in patients with systemic sclerosis, according to a systematic review and individual participant data meta-analysis.

Botulinum toxin shots a promising treatment for refractory digital ischaemia

19 Dec 2025

No long-term disability risks with physical activity in people with low back pain

17 Dec 2025

Physical activity appears to pose transient risks of low back pain (LBP) flares but not functional limitations in the long term, according to a prospective, longitudinal case-crossover study.

No long-term disability risks with physical activity in people with low back pain

17 Dec 2025

Continuous use of TNFi on the rise in pregnant women

11 Dec 2025

A trend toward increased continuous use of tumour necrosis factor inhibitors has been observed throughout gestation, which suggests growing confidence in the safety and effectiveness of this medication during pregnancy, reveals a study.

Continuous use of TNFi on the rise in pregnant women

11 Dec 2025

Transition model eases move from paediatric to adult care for cSLE patients

11 Dec 2025 by

A recent study has demonstrated the effectiveness of a structured paediatric-adult dyad transition care model in encouraging prompt initial attendance and ensuring continuity of care for patients with childhood-onset systemic lupus erythematosus (cSLE) during the critical transition from paediatric to adult healthcare.

Transition model eases move from paediatric to adult care for cSLE patients

11 Dec 2025

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Vasculitis care marred by diagnostic delays, limited access to medications

Vasculitis care marred by diagnostic delays, limited access to medications

Patients with JIA suffer poorer HRQOL than RA, general populations

Patients with JIA suffer poorer HRQOL than RA, general populations

Fertility factors linked to osteoporosis risk

Fertility factors linked to osteoporosis risk

Subcutaneous anifrolumab beneficial in systemic lupus erythematosus

Subcutaneous anifrolumab beneficial in systemic lupus erythematosus

Lemon water found to have urate-lowering effect

Lemon water found to have urate-lowering effect

Pharmacist-led education improves caregiver’s JIA knowledge

Pharmacist-led education improves caregiver’s JIA knowledge

Botulinum toxin shots a promising treatment for refractory digital ischaemia

Botulinum toxin shots a promising treatment for refractory digital ischaemia

No long-term disability risks with physical activity in people with low back pain

No long-term disability risks with physical activity in people with low back pain

Continuous use of TNFi on the rise in pregnant women

Continuous use of TNFi on the rise in pregnant women

Transition model eases move from paediatric to adult care for cSLE patients

Transition model eases move from paediatric to adult care for cSLE patients