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Topics in Clinical Rheumatology – Fall 2007

…the Rheumatic Diesease Monica Myklebust, M.D. Assistant Professor Medical Director University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Center for Integrative Medicine Gait Disorders and Their Relationship to the Rheumatic Diseases Robin…

Selected Topics in Biomedical Science : Monoclonal Antibody

…The spleen cells are not sensitive to the drug since they are HGPRT+ but die naturally in 1-2 weeks. The only cells that will survive are those “hybrid” myeloma cells…

Role of Exercise in Arthritis Management

…Andersen RE (eds): Clinical Exercise Specialist Manual. San Diego, CA, American Council on Exercise, pgs 213-224, 1999. American College of Sports Medicine. ACSM’s Exercise Management for Persons with Chronic Diseases…

Does Tuberculosis Risk Differ Among TNF Inhibitors?

March 28, 2010 By Arthritis Center

…cases, 10 died within 12 months of their incident TB episode. Conclusion Although infrequent, incident tuberculosis was higher in TNF inhibitor treated patients compared to those receiving non-biologic DMARDs. Among…

Vitamin D and Sunlight Exposure Are Associated with Reduced Knee Cartilage Loss

June 23, 2009 By Arthritis Center

…Because there are many health behaviors that may confound the observed association between knee cartilage volume and vitamin D status (i.e. other related dietary and lifestyle habits), an interventional trial…

Study Suggests that Genes and Environment Influence the Risk of Developing Rheumatic Disease

July 22, 2009 By Arthritis Center

…unclear data on the degree of retention of cultural practices (i.e. diet and traditional medicines) in immigrants, and the potential for selection bias based on socioeconomic status and heath care…

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