Dr. Nelson’s research will utilize data from a population-based community cohort; the Johnston County Health Study (JoCoHS).
The podcast provides specific, practical methods for beginning and maintaining an exercise routine that is designed for each person’s specific physical needs and personal goals.
In the podcast interview, Dr. Gilbert discusses management of knee OA and functional performance measures.
In an interview with the rheumatology podcast, “Joint Action,” Dr. Loeser provides insights from the latest research to address common misconceptions regarding osteoarthritis.
Experts say there isn’t currently sufficient evidence to show this medicine — used to treat lupus and rheumatoid arthritis — will benefit people affected by the coronavirus.
Using advanced genomics technologies, the team will identify genetic variants and genes that contribute to Alzheimer’s disease risk, providing a foundation for future work to develop tools to diagnose and treat this debilitating disorder.
The award recognizes continuous demonstrated excellence over a number of years of service to the broad public health community.
It’s essential that patients with conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis consult their doctor with questions related to their autoimmune medications, before making any changes to their treatment plan.
The papers provide important new insights regarding osteoarthritis.
The goal of the physicians’ project is to reduce broad spectrum antibiotics through the use of outpatient penicillin allergy assessments.