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…ight 3: What are the innovative patient-led ‘work-arounds’ when pharmacologic options fall short?Key Insight 4: What is the importance of provider en…

…calcinosis over his buttock ( figure 1) and required admission, IV antibiotics, surgical drainage as well as excision of 2 large tumorous calc…

…ith worse renal function during LN were more often treated with biologic therapies. Interestingly, biologic use was also associated with better re…

…dies are associated with this overlap. SARS-CoV-2 infection and vaccines have been associated with these findings based on IIM; however,…

…ium channel blocker had been advised but her preference was for physical therapy for her infrequent raynauds.In February 2025 she developed sudd…

…t(n=3) or worsening of ILD (n=1), new digital ulcers (n=2), new immunosuppressive therapy(n=4), worsening of skin involvement (n=2), and new onset PAH (n…

…. Stricter risk control, lifestyle measures, and possibly early statin therapy could be beneficial. ABI screening may provide a simple tool fo…

…entions in rheumatic diseases. However, data on the outcomes of music therapy in systemic sclerosis (SSc) are limited. This study aimed to ev…

…2, with cluster 4 having the highest proportion rated as severe.Pharmacologic treatment generally increased with disease severity, with clusters 3 and …

…tion, and features of accelerated brain aging despite effective antiretroviral therapy. These mechanisms may reduce central cholinergic reserve and in…

…s were diagnosed among PrEP users, all requiring attendance for intramuscular treatment. Since its opening, 327 patients were booked at the nurse clini…

…duals with longstanding HIV infection and prolonged exposure to antiretroviral therapy, and to assess their potential associations with clinical outco…