A panel of experts from the UK issued enhanced, evidence-based best-practice guidance to help clinicians assess and manage patients with psoriatic arthritis.
Read MorePatients with psoriasis who screen positive for PsA may not be properly diagnosed with PsA, according to a study in Clinical and Experimental Dermatology. Carly Grant, MD, and colleagues conducted a cross-sectional analysis of...
Read MoreA precise clinical definition of sever – ity in PsA is needed, according to a study in Rheumatology and Therapy. Ennio Lubrano, MD, PhD, from the University of Molise, and col – leagues conducted a retrospective...
Read MoreHuman health and climate change are intricately linked, with climate and environmental changes already impacting various aspects of human health. To improve the health of our communities, we all must embrace, understand, and...
Read MoreWhile PsA commonly affects peripher – al joints such as the hands, feet, and spine, it can also involve the tem – poromandibular joint (TMJ). The National Psoriasis Foundation estimates 35% of peo – ple with...
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