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RheumNow Live 2025

RheumNow Live 2025

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RheumNow Live 2025

RheumNow Live 2025

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    RheumNow Live 2025

    + Include: 37 videos, size: 22.78 GB + Target Audience: rheumatologists and clinical immunologists + Information:

    1. Overview

    The RheumNow Live 2025 course provides an expert-led clinical update on the latest therapeutic advancements and practical challenges in rheumatology. The program covers emerging biologics, imaging guidelines, and management strategies for complex conditions including rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, spondyloarthritis, lupus, and vasculitis, with a strong focus on integrating new agents like JAK and TYK2 inhibitors into daily practice.

    Course Date: 2025

    2. Learning Objectives

    • Evaluate the efficacy, safety, and clinical positioning of new biologic therapies, JAK inhibitors, and TYK2 inhibitors across various rheumatic diseases.

    • Implement advanced imaging techniques for the accurate evaluation and ongoing monitoring of spondyloarthritis and vasculitis.

    • Develop comprehensive management plans for rheumatoid arthritis, addressing disease flares, multimorbidity, and the unique considerations for older adults.

    • Assess aggressive treatment strategies in psoriasis to prevent psoriatic arthritis and analyze head-to-head clinical studies for optimal biologic selection.

    • Apply updated clinical guidelines for managing complex conditions like systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), including new steroid protocols and the role of interferons.

    3. Target Audience

    Best for rheumatologists and clinical immunologists who want updates on biologic therapies, JAK inhibitors, RA multimorbidity, and vasculitis.

    4. Topics

    1. Adjourn

    2. Advances in Treatment of Spondyloarthritis

    3. AI applied to Rheumatoid Arthritis Care Practically Not Perfect

    4. BIMZELX bimekizumab-bkzx Expert Perspectives on a New Treatment for PsA nr-axSpA and AS by Dr Evan Siegel

    5. Can Aggressive Treatment of Psoriasis Prevent PsA

    6. Combination Biologic Therapies in PsA

    7. Dermatomyositis Updates Insights and JAK-Is too

    8. Head-to-head Studies in Psoriatic Disease What have we learned

    9. Imaging Evaluation of Spondyloarthritis

    10. Imaging in Vasculitis

    11. Interferons Role in SLE

    12. JAK Faculty Panel Discussion with QA

    13. JAK Inhibitors – POD III

    14. Key Considerations Managing Older Adults with RA

    15. KEYNOTE LECTURE Reinventing Oneself in Medicine

    16. Management of EGPA in 2025 and Beyond

    17. Modern Treatment of PMR

    18. Multimorbidity in RA What to Do and Who Should Do It

    19. Optimizing Care for PMR Advances and Challenges in Diagnosis and Treatment by Adam Brown MD Rheumatologist at C…

    20. POD 7 Spondyloarthritis

    21. POD I – Rheumatoid Arthritis

    22. POD V Vasculitis

    23. Progress in Hidradenitis Supprativa

    24. Psoriatic Arthritis – POD II

    25. Psoriatic Faculty Panel Discussion with QA

    26. Rheumatoid Faculty Panel Discussion with QA

    27. Spondyloarthritis Faculty Panel Discussion with QA

    28. STEP Environmental Rheumatology

    29. STEP Flares of Rheumatoid Arthritis

    30. STEP Morphea and Linear Scleroderma

    31. STEP New Steroid Rules for Lupus

    32. STEP Oral Surveillance 3 years later

    33. STEP Performance Art and Medicine

    34. TYK2 Inhibitors Where do they fit

    35. Vasculitis Faculty Panel Discussion with QA

    36. Welcome Introductions

    37. When JAKs Go Generic