a new medicine, appears effective in patients with higher IFN-γ levels. Systemic corticosteroids may be a safe option, contrary to previous concerns. The research also sheds light on predictive ...

Objectives To study the association between traditional disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (c-DMARD) or anti-TNF-α agents and herpes zoster (HZ) in patients with psoriatic arthritis (PsA ... and ...

Emerging evidence supports the argument that psoriatic arthritis arises from two pathways and that affected immune cells may ...

Managing psoriatic arthritis can be a unique challenge as it requires the treatment of psoriasis and arthritis. Starting the right treatment plan as soon as possible is key to slowing disease activity ...

Three distinct phenotype clusters of psoriatic arthritis (PsA) have been identified, highlighting variability in treatment responses, according to findings from a longitudinal observational study ...

should be the target of all treatment strategies in psoriatic arthritis. All musculoskeletal and cutaneous manifestations of psoriatic disease need to be considered in treatment targets.

Introduction We aimed to compare the proportions of patients with newly diagnosed psoriatic ... arthritis (RA) remaining on methotrexate (regardless of other disease-modifying antirheumatic drug ...

Patients with oligoarticular PsA treated with apremilast showed improvements in clinical outcomes and patient-reported outcomes at week 16. Psoriatic arthritis ... as it considers the development of ...

Treatments for psoriatic arthritis by nature ... And then there is, of course, the new class of medications, like the TNFs, or what we call the biologics, that might block some of the other ...

This appears to imply that the physician’s good experience with new treatments facilitates the decision-making process but also may warn against direct comparisons of clinical trial data originating ...

Medication is your main weapon against psoriatic arthritis. But there’s plenty you can do to manage your symptoms on your own – no prescription necessary.