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Real world data show, for PsA, methotrexate effective.(Across Specialties)
PARIS -- Methotrexate is an effective therapy for psoriatic arthritis, according to findings from a large Norwegian registry. The same data that confirm methotrexate's usefulness in management of . . .

Possible MRSA, anti-TNF therapy link discovered.(Across Specialties)
PARIS -- Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infections have been reported for the first time in patients with rheumatoid arthritis being treated with tumor necrosis factor inhibitors. In . . .

TRAF1-C5 locus: hotbed for autoimmune disease?(Across Specialties)
PARIS -- A newly identified common genetic pathway may underlie susceptibility to multiple autoimmune diseases, according to Ms. Fina Kurreeman. Autoimmune diseases are considered to result from . . .

Sleep apnea increased mortality in 14-year study.(Across Specialties)
BALTIMORE -- Moderate to severe sleep apnea significantly increased the risk of all-cause mortality, according to 14 years of follow-up data from a large community sample. "Sleep apnea is a . . .

New autoantibody may predict cancer-associated myositis.(Autoimmunity/Connective Tissue Diseases)
SNOWMASS, COLO.--A novel myositis-specific autoantibody shows considerable promise for predicting which patients with idiopathic inflammatory myositis are at increased cancer risk, Dr. Robert . . .

Cutaneous signs of dermatomyositis key to Dx.(Autoimmunity/Connective Tissue Diseases)
MONTREAL -- Dermatologists can discern the cutaneous features of dermatomyositis and aid rheumatologists to determine a definitive diagnosis, often obviating the need for a muscle biopsy. "We . . .

Scleroderma imposes high economic burden to patients.(Autoimmunity/Connective Tissue Diseases)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] PARIS -- Scleroderma patients have substantially greater average annual direct medical costs than do patients with rheumatoid arthritis, according to a study by the . . .

Behcet's syndrome has unique vasculitis patterns.(Autoimmunity/Connective Tissue Diseases)
PARIS -- Fully one-quarter of patients with Behcet's syndrome who experience a large-vessel vascular event will have another within 5 years--and the second is typically more severe than the first. . . .

On-job exposure discounted in most cases of Wegener's.(Autoimmunity/Connective Tissue Diseases)
PARIS -- Wegener's granulomatosis does not appear to be triggered by occupational exposure to inhaled allergens. The hypothesis that this necrotizing systemic vasculitis of unknown etiology is . . .

Ethnicity has role in SLE incidence, manifestations.(Autoimmunity/Connective Tissue Diseases)(Clinical report)
DESTIN, FLA.--Ethnicity appears to play an important role in the incidence and clinical manifestations of pediatric systemic lupus erythematosus, data from a recent study suggest. Findings from . . .

New recommendations for diabetic foot care issued.(Wound)
A simple protocol can assess the diabetic foot for the presence of predisposing factors for ulcerations and amputation, and can be used to guide treatment, according to recommendations developed by . . .

Nephropathy found to predict poor diabetic foot outcomes.(Wound)(Clinical report)
An initially successful healing rate in patients who were hospitalized with diabetic foot ulcers did not lead to comparable long-term outcomes in a prospective study of 94 consecutive patients. . . .

Skin substitutes useful in deep thermal burns.(Wound)(Clinical report)
CHICAGO -- The novel skin substitutes Suprathel and Matriderm resulted in complete healing and excellent functionality in patients with deep burns in two studies. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] By . . .

Guidelines endorse earlier treatment of HIV.(Infectious Diseases)
Initial antiretroviral treatment of HW infection in asymptomatic adults should begin before CD4 cell counts drop below 350/mcL, according to new treatment guidelines announced at the 2008 . . .

Stewardship program explores antimicrobial use, resistance.(Infectious Diseases)
BETHESDA, M D. -- The antimicrobial stewardship program at the health sciences center of West Virginia University, Morgantown, has been successful in reducing resistance in some pathogens, while . . .

Skin infections in young athletes demand vigilance.(Infectious Diseases)
VANCOUVER, B.C. -- Managing skin infections in young athletes can be more challenging than in the general pediatric population, because close physical contact and use of shared equipment can lead . . .

Cleaning products drive antimicrobial resistance.(Infectious Diseases)(Clinical report)
BETHESDA, MD. -- Use of household cleaning products that contain benzalkonium chloride may decrease the susceptibility of bacteria to other antimicrobial ingredients in cleaning products and . . .

Pros and cons of pediatric wart therapy weighed.(Pediatric Dermatology)(Clinical report)
STANFORD, CALIF. -- Two approved therapies for pediatric warts and several off-label options each carry advantages and disadvantages that can help inform treatment selection. Watchful waiting may . . .

Two ointments show similar efficacy for vitiligo.(Pediatric Dermatology)(Conference news)
MONTREAL -- Clobetasol propionate and tacrolimus ointments offer similar efficacy for treatment of pediatric vitiligo, according to a prospective, randomized, double-blind clinical trial. Both . . .

Children receiving quality health care by clinical area.(DATA WATCH)
Children Receiving Quality Health Care by Clinical Area Upper respiratory tract infections 92% Allergic rhinitis 85% Acne . . .

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