Arthritis Today – October 2002
Life after anti-TNF
Professor Ravinder "Tiny" Maini, who retired last month as director of the arc's Kennedy Institute for Rheumatology, talks about his long career, and his plans for the future.
Hip revision
Numerous booklets are written about hip replacement surgery. Not so much information is available about what happens when a hip replacement wears out, and a second replacement, known as a revision, is needed. Arthritis Today fills the gap.
Focus on Keele
Leading the field in primary care
arc-funded work at Keele University and Stoke-on-Trent takes a refreshingly common-sense, patient-friendly approach to arthritis research. Arthritis Today reports.
Muscling in on myositis
This rare but unpleasant disease is explained by Ernest Choy, Barbara Mason and Nicolo Pipitone.
Pain – and how to manage it
Pain clinics are playing an increasingly important role in treating people with chronic arthritis and joint disorders. What do they have to offer? Arthritis Today finds out.
Spotlight on science
Dr Janet McDonagh and Professor Gary McFarlane explain their work.
