Diane M. Horowitz, MD

Being pregnant often means going off certain treatments for psoriatic arthritis. But there are still many ways to keep symptoms at bay.

A biologic medication that requires less time commitment may be welcome news for some patients with psoriatic arthritis or ankylosing spondylitis.

Having psoriasis increases your risk of certain diseases, such as high blood pressure and depression. Here’s what to know.

Biologics target the main proteins that have been shown to cause psoriatic arthritis and can help patients manage their disease more effectively.

After eight years of severe symptoms, Amberlee Barricklow was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis and put on biologics. Here, she talks about her experience with these medications.

Five women share what they’ve learned since starting a biologic medication—and what they wished they’d known beforehand.

Those pops and clicks you hear coming from your knees may be the sound of arthritis beginning to take hold. Here’s what you should know.

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If you've been newly diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, learn about common fears, concerns, and experiences from these people who have been through it.

Feeling abandoned by friends and family only adds to the trauma of managing chronic fatigue.