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Three-Day Series to Examine the Latest Developments in Cellular Immunotherapy for Rheumatic Disease
Experts will provide an overview of the immunobiology of cellular therapies for rheumatic diseases, examine which diseases might be most responsive to these therapies, share results from recent clinical trials, and debate the correct pace for the widespread use of cellular therapy in rheumatology.
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Basic Science Sessions to Share New Insights on Trending Topics
This track is designed to highlight the latest research to help further understanding of the biology underlying rheumatic diseases and explain how this knowledge can be leveraged to develop new therapeutics. Theresa Lu, MD, PhD, previews what attendees can expect.
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ARP Track Amplifies Varied Perspectives from Interprofessional Rheumatology Teams
Charmayne M. Dunlop-Thomas, MS, MPH, details what attendees can expect from this track, including special lectures on food and inflammation, life with fibromyalgia, and patient-centered community engagement in research.
ACR Convergence Newsmakers
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BCRC to Explore AI’s Increasing Potential to Shape Rheumatology Research
The Basic & Clinical Research Conference will address what questions the rheumatology community should be asking as artificial intelligence technologies develop. Joshua Denny, MD, MS, will give the keynote address.
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Preconference Review Course to Provide Comprehensive Update on Clinical Care in Rheumatology
The six lectures in this half-day course will share knowledge about novel approaches to diagnosis, recognizing rare but serious manifestations of rheumatic disease, the transition from pediatric to adult care for people living with disease, and the latest treatment updates.
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ACR Convergence 2026 Promotes Innovation and Unity in Rheumatology
ACR President William F. Harvey, MD, MSc, FACR, invites rheumatologists, scientists, and other healthcare professionals to Orlando, Florida, to collaborate, network, and learn about the latest advancements in the field.
Poster Spotlights
