The story of the courageous and cute Nicole Bradshaw Imagine cold sharp screws digging into your skull while you are

The Usage Principle makes living with Rheumatoid Arthritis hard In the Part 1: The Usage Principle, we discussed a phenomenon

Is it the best time to live with Rheumatoid Arthritis pt 2: quantity of life? This is the second post

Did 2011 seem about four months long? If it were an all-you-can-eat salad bar, I’d want a refund. It went

This would mean that the patient should definitely not suspend treatment aimed at forestalling damage. And it would beg the question of whether the use of the term “remission” is actually appropriate to begin with.

The authors point out the obvious need for better methods of detecting joint damage. “Better diagnosis of joint damage will assist in our quest to attain and document full remission in RA.”

As a commenter pointed out on yesterday’s blog, some studies claim that 50% of RA patients go into remission if