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Psoriatic arthritis, TNF inhibitors, and the risk of hematologic cancers

Psoriatic arthritis

February 2023 / René Lindholm Cordtz / Lene Dreyer

EULAR | Congress Site

May 31.- June 3. 2023

Articles

Uncovering the Immune Cellular Phenotypes of Psoriatic Arthritis

February 2023 / Dermatology / Marie Skougaard

Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Chronic Diseases – Investigating the Role of Environmental Toxicity

January 2023 / Rheumatology / Henrik Nielsen

Environmental factors and autoimmune diseases – a hypothesis

January 2023 / Rheumatology / Henrik Nielsen / Merete Engelhart

Runsas digitaalisen median käyttö on yhteydessä nuorten ylipainoon – suojaako liikunta?

January 2023 / Dermatology / Elina Engberg

Ranteen nivelproteesien haasteet

November 2022 / Rheumatology / Markus Pääkkönen

Autoinflammatoristen tautien tutkijalle merkittävä tunnustuspalkinto – selostus Lundissa huhtikuussa 2022 pidetystä juhlakokouksesta

November 2022 / Rheumatology / Tom Pettersson

Lääkkeet ja tulehduksen välittäjäaineet muokkaavat makrofagien ja rustosolujen ilmiasuja

November 2022 / Rheumatology / Antti Pemmari

JAK-STAT-reitti sairauksien keskiössä

October 2022 / Gastroenterology / Maaria Palmroth

Magazine

Dermatology, Gastroenterology, Rheumatology • Nr. 01 • 2023

Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Chronic Diseases
Risk of Cancer in Patients Diagnosed with IBD in Childhood
Uncovering the Immune Cellular Phenotypes of Psoriatic Arthritis
microRNAs – Future Biomarkers in Psoriasis?

Latest MEDtalk

Treatment after JAKi in patients with rheumatoid arthritis

Biological treatment

Rheumatoid arthritis

March 2023 / Janet Pope

Physicians’ vs patients’ global assessments of disease activity in rheumatology and musculoskeletal trials

November 2022 / Rheumatology / Robin Christensen

BE MOBILE 2: Bimekizumab in patients with active ankylosing spondylitis

June 2022 / Rheumatology / Désirée van der Heijde

Safety of JAK-inhibitors – do we need to be concerned?

June 2022 / Rheumatology / Roy Fleischmann

Hvordan optimerer vi rehabiliteringen i eget hjem?

June 2022 / Rheumatology / Linda Eggen

Anti-osteoporotic treatment does reduce the risk of fracture in real-life data

June 2022 / Rheumatology / Giovanni Adami

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