Laura C. Cappelli, MD
In this video, Laura C. Cappelli, MD, assistant professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, discussed:
- recent advances in rheumatoid arthritis treatment, including FDA approval of two JAK inhibitors: baricitinib (Olumiant; Eli Lilly) and upadacitinib (Rinvoq; AbbVie);
- exercise and mindfulness as adjuncts to therapy in RA;
- the importance of taking care of patients’ comorbidities and any side effects from RA medication;
- differences between JAK inhibitors and biologics;
- safety concerns of JAK inhibitors;
- making sure patients with long-standing RA have treatment options;
- the efficacy of JAK inhibitors in dermatologic diseases, like psoriatic arthritis;
- considerations for patients nonresponsive to RA treatment; and
- the need for novel agents with different mechanisms of action and targeted treatments for RA, as well as the importance of nonmedication options as adjuncts to improve quality of life.
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