Dr Philip Robinson 🇺🇦 (@philipcrobinson) 's Twitter Profile
Dr Philip Robinson 🇺🇦

@philipcrobinson

Rheumatologist & UQ Associate Professor; rheum-covid.org; @UQ_news @MetroNorthHHS; Please stay safe out there

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linkhttps://researchers.uq.edu.au/researcher/11395 calendar_today03-02-2011 20:22:09

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"For those of you who feel the urge to run away as soon as preclinical data arrives... for your convenience we have locked the doors" - Max Konig Max Konig presenting CAR-T Plenary Session 😅🤣😂 #ACR22 Dr. John Cush

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Cumulative dose and exposure to methotrexate were not predictors of hepatic fibrosis. Hepatic fibrosis as measured by elastography associated with daily EtOH use. #ACRBest Abs#2147 Dr. John Cush #ACR22

David Liew (@drdavidliew) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Can you put a bit of morphine intraarticularly inside an osteoarthritic knee and make it better? Cute idea, no bingo. I get that we're chasing better symptomatic solutions, but... Don't do this. ABST1833 #ACR22 Dr. John Cush

Can you put a bit of morphine intraarticularly inside an osteoarthritic knee and make it better?

Cute idea, no bingo.
I get that we're chasing better symptomatic solutions, but...
Don't do this.

ABST1833 #ACR22 <a href="/RheumNow/">Dr. John Cush</a>
David Liew (@drdavidliew) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Super interesting: safer steroids? Molecule (SPI-62) being trialled in PMR pts now (n=48) In mice, normalizes glucocorticosteroid toxicty: - didn't put on weight - skin didn't thin For PMR pts stuck on PNL for months, very enticing. Watch this space! ABST1549 #ACR22 Dr. John Cush

Super interesting: safer steroids?

Molecule (SPI-62) being trialled in PMR pts now (n=48)
In mice, normalizes glucocorticosteroid toxicty:
- didn't put on weight
- skin didn't thin

For PMR pts stuck on PNL for months, very enticing. Watch this space!

ABST1549 #ACR22 <a href="/RheumNow/">Dr. John Cush</a>
David Liew (@drdavidliew) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You're on a JAKi for RA, & you get shingles. If you continue the JAKi, are you more likely to get shingles again? Korean🇰🇷 national insurance data, HZ recurrence: no difference true for all relevant subgroups Don't let HZ get in the way of a good JAKi ABST2220 #ACR22 Dr. John Cush

You're on a JAKi for RA, &amp; you get shingles.
If you continue the JAKi, are you more likely to get shingles again?

Korean🇰🇷 national insurance data, HZ recurrence:
no difference
true for all relevant subgroups

Don't let HZ get in the way of a good JAKi
ABST2220 #ACR22 <a href="/RheumNow/">Dr. John Cush</a>
Catherine Hill (@catherinel_hill) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Interesting study showing studies need to report more detail in patient characteristics to allow better information about vaccine efficacy in potentially vulnerable populations samwhittle Rachelle Buchbinder Dr Philip Robinson 🇺🇦

Leonard Calabrese (@lcalabresedo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Valuable drug while it lasted- we now must push FDA to fast rack access to new active MoAbs Paul Sax Carlos del Rio Cassandra Calabrese Alfred Kim (moving to Bluesky as alhkim) Evusheld, aggressive therapy may reduce #COVID19 severity in patients on B-cell depletion healio.com/news/rheumatol…

Jeffrey Sparks MD MMSc (@jeffsparks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Risk Prediction Models for Incident Systemic Lupus Erythematosus among Women in the Nurses’ Health Study Cohorts using Genetics, Family History, and Lifestyle and Environmental Factors @karen_kc123 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

David Liew (@drdavidliew) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Leonard Calabrese Thanks for sharing! For the general audience: since everyone's first question re: PD-1 agonism is about cancer risk, it's a good time to say... it's complicated. (Also, amongst many things written, this nice review from Dennis McGonagle sciencedirect.com/science/articl…, featuring this)

<a href="/LCalabreseDO/">Leonard Calabrese</a> Thanks for sharing!

For the general audience:
since everyone's first question re: PD-1 agonism is about cancer risk, it's a good time to say... it's complicated.

(Also, amongst many things written, this nice review from Dennis McGonagle sciencedirect.com/science/articl…, featuring this)
Michael Paley, M.D., Ph.D. (moving to @Bluesky) (@drmapaley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are thrilled to have been part of a multi-institutional, multidisciplinary group to identify disease-associated T cells in #AnkylosingSpondylitis & Anterior #Uveitis that recognize antigens presented by HLA-B27, published in nature. (1/9)

We are thrilled to have been part of a multi-institutional, multidisciplinary group to identify disease-associated T cells in #AnkylosingSpondylitis &amp; Anterior #Uveitis that recognize antigens presented by HLA-B27, published in <a href="/Nature/">nature</a>. (1/9)
Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism (@seminarthrheum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Accepted for publication: A systematic review of neuromyopathy associated with colchicine use: - risk factors: renal or hepatic dysfunction or meds that inhibit P450 - colchicine cessation typically resolves symptoms Tim McEwan Dr Philip Robinson 🇺🇦 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I am Immune (@damanlangguth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pt with severe bilateral PUK : melted both sclera and CyA an MMF AND steroid dependent : this was Covid despite Euvasheld and five vaccines : still survived thanks to modern icu Care

Pt with severe bilateral PUK : melted both sclera and CyA an MMF AND steroid dependent : this was Covid despite Euvasheld and five vaccines : still survived thanks to modern icu Care
Jinoos Yazdany (@jyazdanymd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The association of trauma with self-reported flares and disease activity in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36477308/

NIAID News (@niaidnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

COVID NEWS: Autopsies of people who died from COVID19 show that the virus spread throughout the body and remained in tissue for months. The study broadened scientists’ perspectives on where SARS-CoV-2 could cause infection and persist, including the brain. bit.ly/3FPhNVQ

COVID NEWS: Autopsies of people who died from COVID19 show that the virus spread throughout the body and remained in tissue for months. The study broadened scientists’ perspectives on where SARS-CoV-2 could cause infection and persist, including the brain. bit.ly/3FPhNVQ