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Nancy Walsh

Nancy Walsh

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Nancy Walsh

Nancy Walsh earned a BA in English literature from Salve Regina College in Newport, R.I. She has written for various medical publications in the United States and England, including Patient Care, The Practitioner, and the Journal of Respiratory Diseases, and for nearly ten years was the New York Bureau Chief for the International Medical News Group. She also has contributed numerous essays to several books on history and culture, most recently to The Book of Firsts (Anchor Books, 2010).

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Four statin tablets outside of a blister pack

Statins Not Linked With Rheumatoid Arthritis, Large Study Finds

Risks attenuated after adjustment for lipid levels

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IBD and Pediatric Arthritis: Exploring the Link

Risk factors include enthesitis, family history, and etanercept use

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Pneumocystis Often Lethal in Dermatomyositis

Incidence of pneumonia high in MDA5-antibody-positive patients

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Lymphoma in RA: Disease Activity Matters

Strongest risk factors were baseline disease activity scores and bone erosions

Woman suffering from fibromyalgia neck pain.

Fibromyalgia: A New Feature of Long COVID?

Almost one-third of patients in Italian study had musculoskeletal sequelae

A woman kisses her elderly mother on the forehead in the kitchen.

What Factors Predict RA in First-Degree Relatives?

Study may offer insight into preclinical phase to identify factors that predict progression

An overweight woman runs up concrete stairs in a park.

Healthy Lifestyle Limits Lupus Risk

Diet, exercise, weight, smoking, and moderate alcohol use contributed to lower risk in women

A mature man laying on a couch winces from abdominal pain.

New-Onset IBD and IL-17 Inhibitors: What Is the Risk?

Underlying inflammatory disease severity should be taken into account

A doctor wearing blue rubber gloves holds the hand of a patient with psoriatic arthritis.

CV Risk in PsA: Do Drugs Matter?

Study weighs in on heart safety of TNF inhibitors versus other biologics

An empty prescription bottle laying on its side.

Slow Steroid Tapering Succeeds in SLE

Flare rates were significantly lower with gradual withdrawal than with low-dose maintenance

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