One cool thing about the United States is that there are more people whose job is to deny healthcare coverage without having any medical background than there are people to provide healthcare coverage and theyβve somehow convinced people that the doctors are where the monetary waste is happening
15.03.2025 23:57
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Experts trace work to treat autoimmune disorders - Tandem Meetings News
Keith Sullivan, MD, and others discussed progress with transplantation and cell therapy for autoimmune diseases.
It was an honor to present alongside these two esteemed physician-scientists who have pushed the frontiers of transplantation and cell therapy for patients with autoimmune disorders. #Tandem25
www.tandemmeetingsnews.com/experts-trac...
14.02.2025 19:22
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The cover image portrays a human composed of proteins who is examining their health status (represented by the ECG monitoring interface) with the assistance of artificial intelligence (represented by the chip and binary codes).
Something you don't see every day!
Digitizing the human proteome in >53,000 individuals with 15-year follow-up and, with machine learning, unraveling nearly 500 disease-causing proteins
www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...
open-access
10.01.2025 18:56
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Happy HolidaysοΌπ
Credit to: Dario Brunetti
23.12.2024 17:41
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If you want to understand why healthcare pricing is horrific, the first thing to know is that our system puts 100% of the credit risk for deductibles, copays and co-insurance on hospitals and doctors. That's insane.
We have turned them into Sub Prime Lenders π§΅
10.12.2024 18:46
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Happy holidays from the Duke Rheum crew βοΈ βοΈ π @mithurheum.bsky.social
08.12.2024 15:16
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There is a human tissue that builds itself up and breaks itself down every 28 days (on average) using non-scarring wound healing and instead of studying that and learning everything we can about it we think it's gross and look for other less relevant models to understand wound healing.
03.12.2023 00:06
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Inebilizumab for Treatment of IgG4-Related Disease | NEJM
IgG4-related disease is a multiorgan, relapsing, fibroinflammatory, immune-mediated
disorder with no approved therapy. Inebilizumab targets and depletes CD19+ B cells
and may be effective for treat...
The MITIGATE trial of inebilizumab (aCD19 mAb) for IgG4-RD should get us thinking about which rheumatologic diseases do/donβt warrant deep B cell depletion (i.e. CAR Ts)
β¬οΈ flares
β¬οΈ GC-free remission (note rapid steroid taper in placebo group)
β¬οΈ infections & cytopenias
www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....
20.11.2024 23:20
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π #ACR24 | Updated Guidelines for Lupus Nephritis Treatment & Management π«
Highlights πΆ
β’ Critical role of renal biopsy
β’ Differences for treatment by LN Class
β’ Adjunctive Rx w/ HCQ & RAASi
β’ GC pulse β’ *moderate/low* dose PDN
#Lupus #NephSky #RheumSky #Rheumatology #MedSky
18.11.2024 23:37
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It was a wonderful #ACR24 and I am truly honored to have received the Distinguished Fellow Award from the American College of Rheumatology this year
19.11.2024 15:21
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First-of-its kind evidence in severe dSSc demonstrates that CD19 CAR T may both stabilize/improve:
πΆ Fibrotic organ dysfunction
πΆ Vascular dysfunction (as marked by β¬οΈ in RP severity and digital ulcerations)
πΆ Grip strength, contractures, and hand function
www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
19.11.2024 15:09
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Thank you Mithu! Congrats to all the awardees!
16.11.2024 00:38
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Hi! Would love to be added to this list. Thanks!
13.11.2024 02:40
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