Medication

When an RA factor comes back positive, and then years later comes back negative – does that mean you’re in remission? We had a senior staff rheumatologist from Henry Ford Health Systems weigh in.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration just approved erenumab-aooe (Aimovig) to prevent migraines in adults. This medication, the first in a new class of drugs that blocks a molecule involved in migraine attacks, is administered via once-monthly self-...

Missed a pill or two? Don’t panic — here’s what to do to get back on track and stay protected against pregnancy.

A recent study suggests many drug commercials provide fewer facts about the medications they promote and more information about the lifestyle improvements they supposedly offer.

A medication for osteoporosis (thinning bones), certain autoimmune diseases, and suppression of transplant rejection could reduce hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) in both men and women, according to a new study.

Here, we take a look at some common myths associated with psoriatic arthritis and debunk them once and for all.

A new meta-analysis study reinforces the importance of early treatment upon MS diagnosis to prevent disability.

A Naturopathic Doctor explains that while many of his patients exhibit typical thyroid symptoms, traditional medicine has struggled to make the correct diagnosis and treatment, so he turns to naturopathic treatment like vitamins, diet, and meditation...

A recent study on treatment involves a rather controversial medicinal agent: Dronabinol.

It’s commonly believed that if you’re pregnant, you shouldn’t take any medication at all because it may hurt the baby. But when you have RA, it may actually be better for both you and your baby to control your RA with medication. Here’s what you can ...