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PET Imaging of Glial Activation in Patients with Post Treatment Lyme Disease

PET images show elevated cerebral glial activation in Lyme disease patients compared to controls

This study uses a neuroimaging radiotracer with positron emission tomography (PET) to quantify cerebral glial activation in brains of patients with post-treatment Lyme disease. Results show elevated central nervous system immune activation in patients with PTLDS as compared to controls.

Filed Under: Research Tagged With: Lyme Disease

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

Hands Raised and Comment Boxes Illustrated

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

Filed Under: Research

Dermatomyositis Autoantibodies associated with adverse skin reactions after treatment

Woman Scratching Arm

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

Dysautonomia Diagnosis

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

Filed Under: Research

Robust B Cell Responses Predict Rapid Resolution of Lyme Disease

Lab Freezer Samples

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?

Woman with medications and bottle

“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

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