A novel prediction model using salivary gland ultrasound and clinical factors accurately identifies positive biopsy results in Sjögren disease.

When compared with conventional surgery, robotic surgery does not improve outcomes in patients undergoing total hip or knee replacement.

Women with spondyloarthritis often experience successful pregnancies but face elevated risks for subfertility, preterm birth, and postpartum flares.

In patients with refractory carpal tunnel, ultrasound-guided hydrodissection with normal saline yielded sustained, morphologic improvement.

Corneal and conjunctival staining offer greater clinical utility than Schirmer testing for identifying Sjögren disease dry eye in older adults.

Labial gland biopsy serves as a valuable diagnostic tool for patients with suspected neuro-Sjögren who have negative serological test results.

Comprehensive lupus nephritis management requires a shift toward personalized monitoring of chronic kidney damage and medication adherence.

Pediatric patients with juvenile idiopathic arthritis exhibit significant reductions in lower-limb muscle power and force versus healthy peers.

Sulfasalazine treatment promotes disease inactivity and clinical remission in a majority of children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis.

Language barriers in pediatric rheumatology are associated with reduced family-initiated communication despite similar provider outreach.

Patients with psoriatic arthritis who regularly used a digital weight management app achieved greater weight loss and reduced disease activity.

A fifth person in Pennsylvania died from measles during an outbreak that has brought national case counts to a 35-year high, with most cases documented this year occurring among individuals who were ...