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Recent data from the EMBARK trial (Bennett et al., NEJM 2023) shows that switching early to a biologic after DMARD failure in RA leads to significantly better outcomes: ACR20 response at 24 weeks was 65% vs 45% in the traditional approach. We're still stuck in the old ways of thinking here. The evidence is clear—delay is not your friend in inflammatory arthritis. What are we waiting for? 💜
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🧬 LESAI Clinical Pearl: Biosimilares en reumatología: lo que debes saber
Mira, fíjate que los biosimilares son medicamentos que funcionan muy parecido a los biológicos originales y son...
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Dr. Swati Mehta dives into the findings of her latest study, examining early- vs late-onset scleroderma renal crisis. LISTEN → acr.tw/4oi2ABi
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Recent data from the EMPEROR-Reduced trial (Wetmore et al., NEJM 2021) shows that empagliflozin significantly reduces cardiovascular events in patients with heart failure and preserved ejection fraction. Yet, so many still underestimate the potential of SGLT2 inhibitors beyond diabetes. Are we ready to embrace this evidence in our heart failure management? The data is clear—let's not let old habits hold us back. Your patients deserve better!
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RA treatment isn't just about DMARDs anymore. The latest data from the DAPA-HF trial reveal that SGLT2 inhibitors like dapagliflozin may improve outcomes in heart failure patients with inflammatory arthritis. This could be a game changer for those at risk of CV events. We often overlook the heart when managing RA. Integrating cardiology into our care plans isn't optional; it's essential. Let's stop compartmentalizing diseases. Who's already using SGLT2s for their RA patients? 💜
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Ulcerative colitis treatment isn't one-size-fits-all. The results from the UCECA trial (D’Haens et al., Gastroenterology 2023) showed that early intervention with biologics leads to better long-term outcomes compared to traditional step-up therapy. Don't let your patients linger in disease activity; the data is clear. Let's act decisively!
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In RA, the cleanest signal is swollen joints CRP. DAS28-3v CRP drops the patient global and keeps the readout lean: 28 joints CRP. Remission is often <2.4; >4.6 means high activity. rheumascore.xyz/blog/das28_3…
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🧬 LESAI Clinical Pearl: Diagnóstico de Síndrome de Sjögren: Más Allá de Ojos y Boca Secos
Mira, sé que este tema te puede asustar un poquito, pero quédate conmigo.
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We need to recalibrate how we think about cardiovascular risk in rheumatology. The data from the CANTOS trial (Ridker et al., NEJM 2017) demonstrates that inflammation is a key player. Lowering IL-1β reduced high-sensitivity CRP and significantly impacted CV events. Yet, many are still treating RA without considering these inflammatory markers. It's not just about controlling joints; it's about the entire systemic picture. Are we doing our patients a disservice by neglecting this link?
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ICYMI: The INFINITY trial found that finerenone reduced the risk of chronic kidney disease progression, including kidney failure alone, and reduced heart failure hospitalisation, cardiovascular death, and all-cause death.
Read now: spkl.io/601478eNC #ERA2026 @ERAKidney https://t.
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The latest from Ann Rheum Dis: targeting IL-23 in PsA shows promise with a 50% improvement in skin and joint symptoms versus placebo. But are we just scratching the surface? We need to think about long-term sustainability and how these responses translate into real-world outcomes. Are we ready to expand our treatment strategies before they fade into the background noise? 💜
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Original Article: Talquetamab–Daratumumab in Relapsed or Refractory Myeloma (phase 3 MonumenTAL-3 trial) nej.md/4ojBcCL
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ALT This image contains two Kaplan-Meier graphs comparing progression-free survival between different treatments over 36 months. Graph A shows "Tal-DP" and "DPd" treatment groups. Graph B shows "Tal-D" and "DPd" treatment groups. Both graphs display confidence intervals. The number of patients at risk is listed below each graph at different time points.
ALT Graph comparing overall survival rates for Tal-DP versus DPd and Tal-D versus DPd. Part A shows Tal-DP and DPd. Part B shows Tal-D and DPd. Plots indicate hazard ratios and confidence intervals. Months are on the x-axis, and percentage of survival on the y-axis.
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In the realm of systemic sclerosis, we often get caught up in immunosuppressants and forget about managing pulmonary fibrosis early. The SENSCIS trial (Distler et al., NEJM 2019) showed that nintedanib significantly slows progression. Yet, many still wait until symptoms worsen. Early intervention can alter the disease trajectory—let’s not lose sight of that. Time to rethink our approach to screening and treatment! 💜
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Recent evidence from the DAPA-HF trial (McMurray et al., NEJM 2020) confirms that dapagliflozin not only reduces hospitalization for heart failure in patients with reduced ejection fraction but also improves renal outcomes. Yet, many still hesitate to integrate SGLT2 inhibitors into practice for kidney protection. This isn't just a heart drug; it’s a game changer for nephrology too. We need to eradicate the silo mentality in managing comorbidities like AKI and CHF together. Why are we still waiting to act? 💜
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🧬 LESAI Clinical Pearl: Toxicidad de inhibidores de puntos de control: lo que debes saber
Mira, sé que escuchar sobre tratamientos puede dar un poco de miedo, pero quédate conmigo.
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Got a flare in RA? Remember that about 40% of patients experience inadequate response to MTX monotherapy after 3-6 months. Current guidelines suggest adding a biologic or targeted synthetic DMARD—anti-TNF or IL-6 inhibitors are top choices. Don't wait for the disease to progress; treat-to-target is the way to go. The data is clear: timely intervention leads to better outcomes. Are you keeping a close eye on disease activity? 💜
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The authors of a new Perspective argue that despite recognition that racial and ethnic categories are poor proxies for genetic diversity, race is still used to guide pharmaceutical use, posing risks of ineffectively low or dangerously high dosing. Learn more: https://t.
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MKD is easy to miss: recurrent fever plus abdominal pain, cervical lymphadenitis, or aphthous ulcers should trigger a structured workup. In Eurofever/PRINTO, confirmatory MVK 1 key feature classifies the case. rheumascore.xyz/blog/mkd_cla…
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The CONNECTION between RA and cardiovascular risk is often underestimated. A study showed that patients with RA have a twofold increased risk for MACE—yet many cardiologists still don't recognize this. It’s not just about joint health; we need to screen for CV risk aggressively in our rheumatic patients. The ACR guidelines stress this, but are we acting on it? Time to bridge the gap and advocate for holistic care. 💜
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🧬 LESAI Clinical Pearl: Lupus nefritis: ¿Cuándo y por qué hacer una biopsia?
Mira, cuando hablamos de lupus nefritis, un tema importante es saber cuándo necesitamos una biopsia.
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