Johns Hopkins Rheumatology
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Pursuing excellence in research, education, and patient care for the benefit of all people affected by rheumatic illness.
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.Laura Cappelli and Brit Adler share what presentations they're excited for at #ACR23 Check it out here ➡️youtu.be/vLQ0ZZS1GzM
Proud of Anshula Nallapatti 4th yr undergrad Johns Hopkins University presenting our work at #ACR2023 as her first poster presentation! Thanks Rheumatology Research Foundation for awarding her the “Choose Rheum Scholarship” and exposing her to all the wonderful aspects of rheumatology!
Dr. Clifton Bingham, Director of Arthritis Center Johns Hopkins Medicine, joins a panel of other experts today at #ACR23 to discuss the use of glucocorticoids in rheumatoid arthritis!
#ACR23 Recap: Sunday's Year in Review session highlighted critical updates in clinical science and basic science. Read more in ACR Convergence Today → acr.tw/3FVC2Af Philip Seo
Multiple faculty, including Dr. Michelle Petri and Andrea Fava, along with Johns Hopkins Rheumatology Fellows, will be presenting over 20 papers on lupus research and care at #ACR23!
Meet the panel: RA is now in 6A-B! #ARC23 come here now our panelists use (and avoid) steroids in RA Johns Hopkins Rheumatology
Our own Laura Cappelli will present on two phenotypes of inflammatory arthritis caused by immune checkpoint inhibitors. She shares details on the work, including the role of latent class analysis, in this video! ⬇️ youtu.be/BWZmYv7H_fI
The #ACR23 conference has come to end! Congratulations to our Johns Hopkins Medicine faculty and fellows on their hard work and presentations. Thank you to our colleagues for sharing their important work. We'll see you in DC at #ACR24!
LISTEN TODAY & discover how a patient with immune-related adverse events typically presents in the clinic. We have leading expert Laura Cappelli with us to break it all down → acronair.org
Five distinct #scleroderma immune responses may be useful tools to stratify risk of cancer, study shows. Our latest guest breaks it down. LISTEN → acrjournalsonair.org ACR_Journals
What a year it has been! Wishing our newly graduated fellows all the best-- we will miss you dearly! Johns Hopkins Rheumatology Johns Hopkins Rheumatology Fellows Johns Hopkins Medicine #Rheumfellowship #makeusproud. .
