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Varied Response to TNF Inhibitors in Psoriatic Arthritis

Researching the biological basis for why treatment is or is not effective

Drs. Elaine Husni and Shashank Cheemalavagu in the lab

A Novel Mechanism in Psoriatic Disease Pathogenesis

Unraveling the TNFA receptor 2/dendritic cell axis

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Psoriatic Arthritis: Unlocking the Age Factor

Older Psoriasis Patients May Experience Quicker Transition

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Building a Personalized Medicine Approach to PsA Treatment

Genetic polymorphisms and response to TNFα blockers

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Assessing Clinical Response to Treatment in Psoriatic Arthritis

Patient reported outcomes differentiate between remission and low disease activity in PsA

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Collaborative Rheumatology-Dermatology Clinic Improves Outcomes

Co-management increases opportunities for research and education

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Predicting Anti-TNF-Therapy Responsiveness

Defect in myosin binding may explain why a significant percentage of patients do not adequately respond to anti-TNF therapy

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TNFi-Induced Psoriasis and Idiopathic Psoriasis Can Be Distinguished on Biopsy

Study finds significant histologic differences between TNFi-induced psoriasis and idiopathic psoriasis

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February 27, 2020/Rheumatology & Immunology

PROMIS Measures Are Associated with Disease Activity in Psoriatic Arthritis

Patients with minimal disease activity report better physical and mental health as well as less fatigue

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