Patient Education
Resources and platform introductions designed to help patients understand rheumatology, imaging and medical information.
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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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Would You Bet Your Virtual Chips on That Answer? Meet RheumaPlay
Meet RheumaPlay: short, timed clinical games that ask not only what you think, but how confident you are. Try three open interactive demos right inside this Insights feature.
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The Dog Has a Treatment Plan. The Humans Weren’t Consulted.
One golden retriever, three adults on leashes, and absolutely no shared decision-making. A surreal 30-second comedy about what matters in real rheumatology: more than the pain score.
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I Feel Better Already. I Just Don’t Do That Anymore
Marina’s pain score fell from six to two. But what happened to the walks, friendships and everyday activities she loved? A physician-authored story about rheumatoid arthritis, adaptation and meaningful treatment goals. EN…
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You Shouldn’t Need a Medical Degree to Understand Your Rheumatology Visit
Clear patient guides, practical tools and interactive stories—plus more free rheumatology resources after registration.
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Rheumatology in Perspective Is Now Open
A physician-authored rheumatology publication for patients and professionals — multilingual patient education, clinical reasoning, Interactive Journeys, Clinical Challenge, imaging, quizzes, and more.
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Radiation Dose, in Perspective: A New Interactive Calculator
An original radiation dose calculator by Olga Goodman, MD, for patients and professionals. Record sides, projections and repeat studies, compare exposures, and inspect the calculation. Try the full tool inside this announcement.
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Something Different Is Taking Shape at RheumaView
Two new spaces. One clinical perspective. Discover what is taking shape at RheumaView—from clinical AI evaluation to an ambitious author-led resource for patients and professionals. Public access opens within 1–2 weeks.
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.