Article Announcements
Introductions to newly published articles, external publications and research presentations, with links to the full work.
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You Can’t Be a Little Bit Pregnant
Why “something milder” still has to work, slow medicines need patience with an alarm clock, and monitoring needs a plan. A short reflection on treatment decisions, with a link to the full…
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Tested Unicode Masking Did Not Bypass Safeguards, but Unverified Clinical Role Claims Altered Procedural Access: A Two-Stage Evaluation of a Frontier LLM
Explore Olga Goodman’s two-stage LLM safety evaluation of Unicode masking and unverified clinical role claims, presented in a scientific poster.
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Seven Years to a Diagnosis: The Wrong Way to Spare a Patient From Radiation
Find Olga Goodman’s Doximity essay on delayed axial arthritis diagnosis, the role of sacroiliac imaging and the tradeoffs of avoiding radiographs.
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Beyond the Slide Deck: An Interactive Anti-BAFF-R Education Demo in Cascade™
See how a fictional anti-BAFF-R program demonstrates CASCADE’s clinical narrative, mechanism visualization, evidence interpretation and assessment.
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The Female Endocrine Blind Spot in Rheumatology
Discover Olga Goodman’s series on female hormonal transitions, rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and the interpretation of apparent treatment failure.
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Fibromyalgia Does Not Belong in Rheumatology Long-Term
Find Olga Goodman’s Doximity Op-Med essay on the role of rheumatology in fibromyalgia care and the question of long-term management.
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Straightening of Cervical Lordosis:
Explore what a brief cervical lordosis report can miss and how systematic structural reading adds context to cervical spine radiographs.
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Not Just About Reading Joints Separately — It Maps Disease Across Connected Regions
Why joint findings should be interpreted across connected anatomical regions: a physician’s perspective on structured rheumatology imaging.
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Imaging-First Phenotype Anchoring in Early Seronegative Arthritis
Explore an XR-first framework for early seronegative arthritis, including microerosions, enthesitis-adjacent findings and targeted ultrasound or MRI.
Rheumatology is the art of suspecting inflammation. Radiology is the art of waiting until it finally agrees to be seen.
Rheumatology diagnoses the argument. Radiology waits for the evidence to calcify.