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ARA 2016

Saturday 30th - Thursday 5th May 2016
Public Health

Assessing the efficacy of PRP currently impossible

People with tendinopathy will continue to be offered non-evidence based treatments like plasma rich proteins until production processes for the procedure are standardised allowing high quality trials to be performed, the conference has heard. Speaking at a session called tendon pathology:...

People with tendinopathy will continue to be offered non-evidence based treatments like plasma rich proteins until production processes for the...

Collaboration and EVOLVE key priorities for new ARA President

As Professor Rachelle Buchbinder contemplates her priorities as the new President of the Australian Rheumatology Association there are many important issues at the forefront of her mind. One issue that is particularly close to her heart is encouraging closer collaboration with...

As Professor Rachelle Buchbinder contemplates her priorities as the new President of the Australian Rheumatology Association there are many important...
Rheumatoid arthritis

Microbiome could be key in RA: Spector

Fast forward to #ARA2026 and there’s a good chance we could be talking about the use of faecal transplants to treat rheumatoid arthritis. In a session eloquently named epigenetics, poo and arthritis, Tim Spector,  Professor of Genetic Epidemiology and Rheumatology at Kings...

Fast forward to #ARA2026 and there’s a good chance we could be talking about the use of faecal transplants to...