Let me know what you think of the presentation, and how I can improve my lecturing skills. Also, would love to hear your thoughts about how social media has changed your practice, if at all!
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When I arrived home after attending my first American College of Rheumatology Annual Meeting, my wife asked me what I learned.
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Fever is a cardinal feature of autoinflammatory diseases and complicates the course for other rheumatic illnesses.
Despite the widespread use of temperature measurement in healthcare, our ability to use temperature data to diagnose patients is limited; it remains challenging to distinguish fevers of rheumatic illnesses from those of infectious or malignant conditions.
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I spent most of my senior year in college in the basement of the science building, in a room the size of a closet, watching (and videotaping) fish having sex.
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Introduction: Explore the increasing trend of health-related social media use among parents of children with autoinflammatory diseases, specifically focusing on rheumatic conditions. Highlight the importance of online support networks in navigating the challenges of managing these complex diseases. Information Sharing and Education: Discuss how parents utilize social media platforms to gather information about autoinflammatory diseases,
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This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. The opinions expressed in this blog are my own and do not represent those of the institutions I work for. Information provided here is for medical education only. It is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice.
Jonathan S. Hausmann, MD