Issue 140
Research is shedding new light on a rare but often serious muscle disease affecting children and teenagers. Jane Tadman reports on Arthritis Research UK’s latest research into juvenile dermatomyositis.
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New B cell treatments, which are having a profound effect on people with severe rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, were pioneered at University College, London.
Jane Tadman reports on the increasing popularity of unicompartmental knee replacements.
New national guidelines on how osteoarthritis should be treated are now in the hands of every GP in the country. Arthritis Today provides a summary.
If you have discovered that you have a spondyloarthropathy or a spondyloarthritis or a seronegative spondyloarthopathy or even a spondylothingumee, what on earth have you got? asks Dr Andrew Keat.
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