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Myositis Patients, Caregivers, and Healthcare Providers Weigh-in About What is Most Important to Them

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Our results indicate that substantial differences exist in how myositis is perceived by patients compared to healthcare providers, with different items prioritized.

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Dermatomyositis Autoantibodies associated with adverse skin reactions after treatment

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Hydroxychloroquine sulfate is frequently used to treat patients with dermatomyositis. It has been associated with an increased risk of adverse skin reactions in these patients.

Filed Under: Research

EnCOMPASSing the extent of “dysautonomia” in patients with Scleroderma

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This study explores the prevalence and risk factors for “autonomic dysfunction” in scleroderma.

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Robust B Cell Responses Predict Rapid Resolution of Lyme Disease

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Lyme disease (Borrelia burgdorferi infection) is increasingly recognized as a significant worldwide illness. This study provides insights into important immune mechanisms involved in Borrelia burgdorferi clearance in human Lyme disease.

Filed Under: Research Tagged With: Lyme Disease

Maintenance therapy in well-controlled vasculitis: Is it ever ok to stop?

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“Whether or not” and “how” to taper off the last bit of medication for patients with clinically stable ANCA-associated vasculitis are hotly debated topics in the vasculitis field.

Filed Under: Promotions, Research Tagged With: ANCA-associated vasculitis, Vasculitis, Vasculitis Research

Incidence of Lyme Disease Diagnosis in a Maryland Medicaid Population

Incidence of Lyme Disease Diagnosis in a Maryland Medicaid Population

This study evaluates overall incidence rates and demographic, seasonal, and geographic trends of first Lyme disease diagnosis among 384,652 Maryland Medicaid members enrolled from July 2004-June 2011 and represents the first analysis of claims data from publicly insured individuals.

Filed Under: Research Tagged With: Lyme Disease

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