NZ Rheumatology Research Review Issue 63
In this issue:
– Nocturnal baricitinib improves response in RA
– Persistence of T-cell response to SARS-COV-2 vaccination in rituximab-treated RA
– Aortic complications in polymyalgia rheumatica and GCA
– Relma-cel for SLE
– Major adverse CV event risk following targeted RA therapy
– Extramusculoskeletal manifestations in upadacitinib-treated PsA or axial SpA
– Genetic landscape and novel inflammatory biomarkers in AOSD
– Effect of depressive symptoms on treatment response in axial SpA
– Clinical predictors of flare and drug-free remission in RA
– Metformin for knee OA in overweight or obese patients
Expert contributor
Associate Professor Andrew Harrison
Andrew Harrison is a rheumatologist based in Wellington, Associate Professor in Medicine at the University of Otago Wellington, and Medical Director of Arthritis New Zealand. He is an Otago graduate and obtained his PhD from the Royal Postgraduate Medical School in London. His research interests include the basic cellular and molecular mechanisms of inflammation, the […]
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