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In a phase III clinical trial of abatacept for idiopathic inflammatory myopathy, the primary endpoint was not met but the results suggest abatacept could have benefits in some subtypes of the disease.
Synovial dendritic cell profiles and localization patterns provide insights about the roles of dendritic cell subsets in the initiation, remission and relapse of rheumatoid arthritis.
In a new study, inhibition of CDK7 disrupted the RNA polymerase II transcription cycle, leading to anti-inflammatory effects and metabolic reprogramming in macrophages and attenuation of arthritis in mouse models.
A study reports that adipocytes can regulate the metabolism of fibroblasts in the healthy synovium via cortisol, but in inflammatory arthritis adiposity is lost and fibroblasts become pathogenic.
New research suggests that insulin-like growth factor 1 is an important contributor to Wnt-induced joint damage, and that its suppression could represent a promising therapeutic strategy for osteoarthritis.
The release of TGFβ by a subset of ITGA5+ synovial fibroblasts can promote the differentiation of pathogenic PD-1hiCXCL13+ T cells in RA, altering the inflammatory niche.
Findings from an observational study suggest that the frequency of uveitis in patients with spondyloarthritis has declined since the introduction of biologic DMARDs.
In a subset of monocytes in systemic lupus erythematosus, internalization of mitochondria-retaining red blood cells leads to type I interferon-mediated IL-1β release.
Consistent with findings from clinical trials, in a retrospective cohort study, Janus kinase inhibitors improved pain associated with rheumatoid arthritis as well as or better than biologic DMARDs in clinical practice.
The bispecific T cell engager antibody teclistamab has now been used to successfully treat five patients with treatment-resistant autoimmune rheumatic diseases.
A study has compared the safety and efficacy of three different immunomodulatory drugs combined with glucocorticoids for the treatment of Behçet uveitis.