People living with arthritis are understandably worried about managing their treatment plan during the coronavirus pandemic. Current guidance from the American College of Rheumatology says that otherwise healthy patients should not stop taking their current medications. You should never change your medication regimen without first talking to your doctor. Check out our resources below for guidance.
You can expect new content about the coronavirus pandemic from us on a regular basis. We are committed to producing a wide range of resources to keep arthritis patients informed. Browse all of our treatment articles below.
New Research Shows That Rituximab and JAK inhibitors Are Linked with Worse COVID-19 Outcomes in Rheumatoid Arthritis 
Some Patients on Methotrexate May Have a Less Robust Response to the COVID-19 Vaccine 
When to Have a Telehealth vs. In-Person Doctor Visit with Arthritis or a Rheumatic Condition 
How Rheumatologists’ Offices Are Keeping Patients Safe During COVID-19 
People Who Regularly Use Aspirin to Prevent Heart Disease May Be Less Susceptible to COVID-19 Infection, Study Shows 
New Study Finds Many Immunosuppressive Drugs Don’t Increase Risk of Dying from COVID-19 
