Rheumatology Wrap-Up: 4 Hot Button Issues

We looked back to find out what you found most interesting this past year. Here are links and a quick recap.

Here's a look back at top stories.

The CDC recommends non-opioid alternatives for chronic pain, but some are more effective than others and some can be harmful. This slideshow reviews the pros and cons of nonpharmacologic and nonopioid treatments as described by the CDC.
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Is it OK to run with knee pain? Is it a harbinger of osteoarthritis? This slideshow features some of the latest studies on knee osteoarthritis with findings that may surprise you.
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Raynaud’s phenomenon affects up to 5% of the general population, but for 37% of those with the disorder, it leads to connective tissue disease. This slideshow sums up identifying factors for primary and secondary Raynaud’s
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New guidelines are comprehensive. Some important points are highlighted here.
 

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