The interview also discussed treatment options and new approvals to manage this often challenging disease.

The annual award recognizes the delivery of high quality, patient-centered care.

The Gordon conference was held last week in Barga, Italy.

The research provided recommendations for core and recommended domains for evaluating hip and knee OAMPs.

Researchers and clinicians lead group discussions, presented new data, and offered experts insights.

25 rheumatology fellows from UNC, Duke, Wake Forest, MUSC, & Massachusetts General Hospital participated at the 3-day meeting.

The grant is a 5-year renewal of existing research funded by the National Institute of Aging.

The study showed more than 1/2 of respondents had lower physical activity levels since the start of the pandemic.

The research utilized publicly available data from the Osteoarthritis Initiative (OAI).

The award recognizes colleges and universities demonstrating outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion.