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Osteoporosis 'largely ignored' in older men
Less than 3% of older men who had experienced an osteoporosis-related fracture had been properly diagnosed and treated, according to findings presented at ACR Convergence 2020.
Warfarin linked to greater hip, knee replacement risk
Treatment with warfarin is associated with a significantly greater risk for hip or knee replacement compared with direct oral anticoagulants, according to a speaker at ACR Convergence.
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Romosozumab linked to 'substantial gains' in hip, lumbar spine bone mineral density
Romosozumab as a first treatment produces ‘substantial gains’ in hip and lumbar spine bone mineral density within 1 year, a result that is augmented by then transitioning to a potent antiresorptive, according to a study.
Most VA rheumatologists consider telemedicine apt for regular patients with gout, RA, OA
At least 65% of rheumatologists at Veterans Affairs facilities view telemedicine as appropriate for established patients with gout, stable rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, stable spondyloarthritis and other diseases, researchers noted.
Office visits for arthritis, visits with opioids prescribed on the rise
The percentage of adult arthritis visits to office-based physicians increased significantly during 2006-2015, with the percentage of visits where opioids were prescribed also increasing during that time, according to data.
Clinicians have 'a ways to go' in managing osteoporosis in women
Women with osteoporosis are not being identified and treated at sufficient rates, according to a presenter at the 2020 Congress of Clinical Rheumatology-West.
Targeting bone marrow lesions may reduce osteoarthritis pain
Research linking fluctuations in bone marrow lesions with pain fluctuations may suggest that targeting these lesions could successfully reduce osteoarthritis pain, according to a speaker at the 2020 Congress of Clinical Rheumatology-West.
Distinct pain sensitization mechanisms dictate constant vs. intermittent pain in knee OA
Among patients with, or at risk for, knee osteoarthritis, knee pain patterns could potentially be linked to peripheral ascending pain mechanisms and descending modulatory mechanisms, according to data published in Arthritis Care & Research.
Higher doses of tanezumab linked to abnormal peripheral sensation vs. NSAIDs in OA
Among patients with osteoarthritis, increased tanezumab doses are associated with a higher incidence of abnormal peripheral sensation compared with NSAIDs, according to a speaker at the 2020 American Neurological Association Annual Meeting.
High-intensity physical activity through adolescence helps prevent osteoporosis
High-intensity physical activity throughout early life can help prevent osteoporosis and maximize peak hip strength later, according to data published in JAMA Network Open.
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