Rheumatoid arthritis - an autoimmune condition that affects joints & other body systems. Find out more..... Tweets by @Medicastra, @rheumsupport, @twofishnocat
People seem to be confused. #ThirdDose primary COVID19 vaccination in the #UK versus the #Booster. Yes, there are nuances but this is the gist. Your specialist can provide documentation for eligibility for the #ThirdDose. Otherwise, book your #Booster with your local provider.
My colleague Alison Pease is fundraising for Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust Charitable Fund. Check out their @JustGiving page and please donate if you can. Thank you! #JustGiving https://t.co/2o5WICTfT6
First-line #IVIg monotherapy for #myositis led to at least moderate improvement in nearly half of patients with a fast clinical response in the majority of responders. But combining with steroids may improve outcomes further. https://t.co/khERrjTS4c
Gao @shirlleyg22 et al. use transcriptional profiling to identify caspase-1 as a T cell–intrinsic regulator of Th17 differentiation (https://t.co/TPB9I71YYw). Part of a special collection of articles on #cytokines to accompany #cytokines2020: https://t.co/dhJLATuxyb
Algorithm for primary care physicians to identify four rheumatic diseases that have joint pain as a common symptom.
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Another exciting opportunity to join our team in a newly created role - if you are interested in helping develop practice research and med info whilst keeping a clinical speciality, then give us a call! https://t.co/rMQyUq7pYO
If you change your mobile phone number or get rid of the land-line, then please update your phone contact details with your GP as this feeds through to your secondary care provider. That's all I am saying.
Such brilliant news that Alex RIchter has been promoted to Professor Clinical Immunology at the University of Birmingham. Please join me in sending Alex our heartfelt congratulations. @AlexRichter3, @ImmunologyUoB, @unibirm_MDS
It’s also easy to learn. As a non-ophthalmologist, you’re not looking for tiny subtle RAPDs, you’re looking for massive, rip-roaring RAPDs you would expect to see in a patient with a CRAO. This is a perfect example. Watch it 1,000 times. You can do this. https://t.co/7OKcvfZmG9
Anyone interested in interleukin-6 inhibition with TCZ in GCA can join the following Webinar on Sunday 7th June from 5-6.30 pm IST ( 1230- 1400 London Time) at the link https://t.co/zlLTXFhuiG
Preprint for our first healthcare worker study (n=544) looking at viral carriage rate 2.39% and seroprevalence 24.4% in asymptomatic staff. @UHBResearch@immunologydoc @unibirm_MDS @ImmunologyUoB https://t.co/hB1Imvhy6x
A paper in Nature identifies Notch3 signaling as the driver for expansion of pathogenic synovial fibroblasts in models of rheumatoid arthritis. https://t.co/L4EiJ79mfK