Why Do DMARDs Take Time to Work for RA?

Disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) are used to treat rheumatoid arthritis (RA), but the time it takes for them to be fully effective varies depending on the type used. They target inflammation and work with the immune system to slow down or stop the disease, ultimately minimizing joint damage. Common conventional and biologic DMARDs used for…

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New ACG Guideline Offers Recommendations for ALD

The new clinical guidelines from the American College of Gastroenterology advise people with obesity, hepatitis C or B virus infections, or a history of gastric bypass to avoid alcohol to prevent alcohol-associated liver disease (ALD). Alcohol use disorder (AUD) should be treated with behavioral interventions and pharmacotherapy. The rising incidence of alcohol use has led…

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Dealing With Menopause Symptoms? Cold Water Swimming Could Alleviate Anxiety, Mood Swings And Hot Flushes

Cold water swimming has been found to alleviate symptoms associated with menopause, such as hot flushes, anxiety, and mood swings. A study surveyed 1,114 women and noted that cold water swimming provided physical and mental health benefits for menopausal women. The activity was found to relieve symptoms, improve mood, and reduce stress. Additionally, it offered…

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AIIMS Jodhpur Invites Online Applications For Post-Doctoral Fellowship Courses January 2024, details

AIIMS Jodhpur is inviting online applications for Post-Doctoral Fellowship courses starting in January 2024. The details of the courses and the application process can be found on their website. The institute uses cookies for analytics and advertising purposes, and by continuing to use their site, users agree to the use of cookies. More information about…

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Dr. Ray O’Connor compiles series on latest clinical studies from around the world. A study in Sweden found that Covid-19 vaccination before infection reduces the risk of post-Covid condition (PCC) with vaccine effectiveness of 73%. Ritonavir-boosted nirmatrelvir and molnupiravir are effective in non-hospitalized Covid-19 patients. A study in France suggests immediate public health action is…

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AI identified as a top risk for healthcare

A report by Kodiak Solutions identified AI and new technologies as among the top five management risks for healthcare providers in 2024, alongside financial performance, competition, workforce, and cybersecurity. The benefits of AI tools must be weighed against the costs and workforce challenges of implementing and managing them. These tools promise greater efficiency, quicker diagnoses,…

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