Holding DMARDs at Time of COVID-19 Vaccine Not Warranted in Those With Inflammatory Arthritis
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A study says pausing DMARDs during a Covid-19 vaccine is not needed for inflammatory arthritis.
24 reports · 9 Oct
Summary · from headlines6 points
- Vaccination benefits extend beyond protection from infection.
- A £33.2m investment will develop vaccines against future epidemics and pandemics.
- Gut microbes help set vaccine responses; certain bacteria may intensify inflammation and are linked to fever after an mRNA vaccine.
- Maternal vaccines protect babies from serious infections, but unequal access limits benefits across Europe.
- Pausing advanced therapies for inflammatory arthritis is not warranted for a COVID booster.
- A survey finds most clinicians reject federal vax guidance.
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