The editorial highlights the challenges and consequences of underrepresentation of diverse populations, particularly racial and ethnic minorities, in clinical trials.
Dr. Kwan was recognized for her excellent co-leadership with CASP’s Renae Boerneke, PharmD, on their penicillin allergy assessments project.
The study, published in Arthritis Care & Research, showed that both low education and occupation were associated with worsening pain.
TARC is sharing educational information during May, which is Arthritis Awareness Month! In addition, the dates of 5/8-5/14 are designated as Osteoarthritis Awareness Week. TARC is helping support the OAAA’s and CDC’s collaboration for #OAAwarenessWeek by helping to spreading the word.
The thesis was titled, “Chemokine ENA-78/CXCL5 is Produced by OA Synovial Fibroblasts in Response to a Matrix Damage Stimulus and is Found in Synovial Fluid Collected from Patients After ACL Injury.”
Thurston Arthritis Research Center experts provided their latest findings, both in-person and remotely for the OARSI 2022 meeting held in Berlin, Germany.
Dr. Jonas does not like the term “burnout” because it places the onus on the physician, when the problem is really the healthcare system.
Ginny and Doug Ware have partnered with Dr. Saira Sheikh to support a new fund that will advance science and improve the lives of individuals with autoimmune diseases.
The 2-year grant is named TIMELY – Training to Increase Minority Enrollment in Lupus Clinical Trials with Community Engagement.
The poster is being presented as part of the ACR Convergence 2021 Debriefs and Poster Tours.