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John Gever

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John Gever

John has decades of experience in medical, science, and business journalism. He holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan (physics and astronomy) and a master's from Boston University (science communication). He freelanced for many years before joining 番茄社区, writing for the medical industry trade press and community newspapers and magazines. He has also worked in university communications for institutions in Alabama and New Hampshire.

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Blood Test Could Ease Diagnosis of Kids' Inflammatory Conditions

Just one biomarker distinguished Kawasaki disease from others with similar clinical features

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Still No Easy Way to Take RA Patients Off Anti-TNF Drugs

Randomized trial tests a withdrawal strategy, with mixed results

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Tool Predicts PsA Progression From Psoriasis, No Fancy Biomarkers Needed

New model estimates risk from routine clinical parameters

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Steroid Tapering Called Safe in Older RA Patients

Trial follow-up demonstrates feasibility, though not without some risk

A photo of a male business man tucking a wad of cash into the pocket of a male physician.

Rheumatology Journals Rife With Faulty Conflict-of-Interest Disclosures

Most authors receiving industry payments relevant to their research failed to report them

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Gut Biome Altered in Inflammatory Arthritis, but Causal Direction Unclear

Authors of new study ready to exonerate intestinal flora as a cause of joint disease

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Arthritis and Long COVID: A Double Whammy

Worse pain and less functional ability with lingering virus symptoms, patients say

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Those Studies Backing Vagus Nerve Stimulation for RA? Umm...

Randomized trial gives hopes for novel treatment a cold shower

AAIC over a photo of the RAI convention center in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

This Common Device Can Slow Cognitive Decline, Trial Shows

Hearing loss is more than a marker for dementia risk, it appears

AAIC over a photo of the RAI convention center in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Low Amyloid Burden Bodes Well for Future Dementia Risk

A ray of hope amidst disappointing results from A4 trial

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