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ACR on AirFunding Through the Rheumatology Research FoundationNo matter what stage of your career you’re in, the Rheumatology Research Foundation can help and support your research endeavors. This week, we discuss many of the grants The Foundation offers, not just to medical students and early career investigators, but also to medical educators, community rheumatologists and fellowship programs. We’ve invited Dr. Ted Mikuls, MD, MSPH, the chair of the Scientific Advisory Council on the Board of Directors for the Rheumatology Research Foundation and Eryn Marchiolo, the Vice President of Mission at the Rheumatology Research Foundation to discuss what The Foundation is, how it goes about execut...2023-08-2934 min
Live Yes! With ArthritisCOVID: One Year Later & Vaccines UpdateIt’s been a year, but people with arthritis still have many questions about how COVID-19 will affect them. In this episode, Dr. Ted Mikuls, a rheumatologist and researcher at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, helps answer questions about the new COVID-19 vaccines, emerging variants of the virus, and all that we have learned in the year since the pandemic began.
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Medicine Matters rheumatologyA closer look at the ACR guidance on COVID-19 and rheumatology care (with Ted Mikuls)In April 2020, the American College of Rheumatology issued guidance for the management of people with rheumatic diseases during the COVID-19 pandemic. We spoke to lead author Ted Mikuls, from the University of Nebraska Medical Center in the USA, to find out more about what rheumatologists should do to best care for their patients in light of COVID-19, and what some of the unanswered questions are. Find more on Medicine Matters rheumatology Image credit: COVID-19 illustration © koto_feja/Getty Images/iStock2020-05-1300 min