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A Milestone in RA Research
Within Our Reach funding meets goal, makes impact
Thoughts after a Broken Ankle
A forced convalescence leads to insights into rheumatology and medicine
Rheum Around the World
ACR Members Help Educate Rheumatologists Around the World
Why Do We Wait to Help Patients?
Treatment gaps in Medicare patients highlight the need for creative solutions
Office Visit
Clinical nurse specialist Norma Liburd, RN-BC, MN, discusses working in pediatrics, creating list serves, and struggling with insurance companies
A Unique Structure for Tackling Psoriatic Disease
GRAPPA brings together a group of highly motivated physicians to address these complex disorders
The Granulomatosis of Wegener’s
Delving deeper into the nonvasculitis aspects of the disease
The Saddest Disease to Prevent
When preventing a disease is harder than its treatment
Letter to the Editor
I enjoyed reading your musings on European travel in the February TR [“Medical Renaissance”], particularly when reflecting on my own experiences as a rheumatologist in Europe, wearing two very distinctive hats. It was a rare treat to be invited to lecture at the ACR during fellowship (twice when in Mannik’s lab as a research fellow, not at all during my clinical year at The University of California, San Francisco), yet the occasions were more numerous (limited by clinic duties, attending requirements, and administrative obligation) in my years as a clinician, primarily in small group sessions with colleagues sharing clinical observations.
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