A new study found that white patients are more likely to be prescribed stronger doses of opioids than Black patients within the same health care system, which suggests race plays a role in how doctors manage patients’ pain relief.
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In many cases, loved ones are well-intentioned but poorly informed. In some scenarios, though, you’re better off distancing yourself from toxic relationships.
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There are several factors to be aware of that will affect your risk if you’re around school-aged kids.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new drug, anifrolumab (Saphnelo), for moderate to severe systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). This is the first type 1 interferon receptor antagonist for lupus.
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Breakthrough infections, in which COVID-19 can develop and spread in vaccinated people, are still considered rare. But people with autoimmune and inflammatory conditions who are immunocompromised have extra concerns when it comes to the risk of COVID-19 and how to stay safe.
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Gradually weaning off steroids may lead to less flares among lupus patients in remission than staying on a low-dose treatment, new research found.
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New research shows that air purifiers, which filtrate the air in indoor spaces, may add an extra layer of protection against COVID-19.
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From exercising too much to skimping on your sleep, here are some everyday habits that you may not realize could be affecting your osteoarthritis symptoms — and how to tweak them to start feeling better.
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“While my rheumatoid arthritis (RA) was responsible for a lot of my sleep problems, at the same time, getting poor sleep was also making my arthritis worse,” says Eileen Davidson, who has RA and osteoarthritis.
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From adding a little extra cushion to researching your rental car, here are 12 doctor- and patient-approved tips that make road trips easier when you have arthritis.
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