Johns Hopkins 21st Annual Advances in the Diagnosis and Treatment of the Rheumatic Diseases 2025
$50.00
Video Course · Rheumatology · 2025
The Johns Hopkins rheumatology symposium 2025 delivers two days of live-recorded lectures covering lupus, Sjögren’s, spondyloarthritis, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, and osteoporosis — plus a keynote on the future of the field by Antony Rosen, MD.
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4recorded lectures
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7.33 GBdownload size
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14expert speakers
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2025edition
- Practical strategies for early diagnosis of autoimmune and inflammatory conditions
- Updates on biologic therapies, immunomodulators, and precision medicine
- Case-based discussions drawn from real rheumatology practice
- Includes 18 companion PDFs with supplementary clinical material
Johns Hopkins Advances in Rheumatic Disease Diagnosis and Treatment — 21st Annual Symposium
Now in its 21st year, the Johns Hopkins rheumatology symposium 2025 brings together leading clinicians for two days of practical updates on diagnosing and managing rheumatic diseases. Recorded at the Johns Hopkins Tilghman Room in Baltimore, this program covers lupus, Sjögren’s, spondyloarthritis, JIA, osteoporosis, and fatigue management with a focus on translating evidence into daily practice.
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4recorded lectures
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7.33 GBdownload size
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14expert speakers
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2025edition
Inside this resource
Lupus and Sjögren’s disease updates
Andrea Fava, MD presents advances in lupus nephritis treatment strategies, while Thomas Grader-Beck, MD covers the latest developments in Sjögren’s — from diagnostic markers to emerging therapeutic approaches for this commonly underdiagnosed condition.
Spondyloarthritis and juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Atul Deodhar, MD delivers updates on spondyloarthritis management including new biologic options, and Julia Shalen, MD walks through the different subtypes of juvenile idiopathic arthritis with recognition strategies and age-appropriate treatment paradigms.
Osteoporosis and fatigue in rheumatic disease
Kendall Mosby, MD addresses screening metrics for steroid-induced osteoporosis alongside treatment paradigms, and Alba Azola, MD tackles fatigue management — one of the most pervasive yet undertreated symptoms in patients living with chronic rheumatic conditions.
Immune checkpoints, malignancies, and the future
Laura Cappelli, MD reviews immune checkpoint inhibitor-related adverse events in rheumatic disease, Chris Mecoli, MD, MHS covers malignancies associated with autoimmune conditions, and Antony Rosen, MD delivers the keynote on where rheumatology is heading as a discipline.
Who this serves
- Rheumatologists — seeking the latest evidence-based updates on diagnostic tools and treatment strategies across the full spectrum of rheumatic disease
- Internists and primary care physicians — who regularly encounter musculoskeletal and autoimmune conditions and need practical guidance on when to refer and how to manage
- Nurse practitioners and physician assistants — involved in day-to-day patient care and looking for current, clinician-focused content
- Residents and fellows — preparing for board examinations or building foundational knowledge in rheumatology
Faculty & sessions
Speakers 14 faculty
- Clifton Bingham III, MD — introductions and program direction
- Andrea Fava, MD — advances in lupus
- Thomas Grader-Beck, MD — Sjögren’s disease update
- Antony Rosen, MD — keynote: the future of rheumatology
- John Miller, MD — Lyme disease update
- Uzma J. Haque, MD — session introductions
- Atul Deodhar, MD — spondyloarthritis updates
- Julia Shalen, MD — juvenile idiopathic arthritis
- Kendall Mosby, MD — osteoporosis update
- Alba Azola, MD — fatigue management in rheumatic disease
- Timothy Kaniecki, MD — day two introductions
- Laura Cappelli, MD — immune checkpoint inhibitor update
- Chris Mecoli, MD, MHS — malignancies and rheumatic disease
Sessions covered 13 sessions
- Advances in Lupus
- Sjögren’s Update
- The Future of Rheumatology
- Update on Lyme Disease
- Updates in Spondyloarthritis
- JIA Updates
- Update in Osteoporosis
- Fatigue Management
- Immune Checkpoint Update
- Malignancies and Rheumatic Disease
- Updates in Rheumatoid Arthritis
Before you buy
How is the content delivered?
You receive 4 recorded video lectures and 18 PDFs as downloadable files totaling 7.33 GB. These are continuous recordings captured during the live September 2025 conference at Johns Hopkins.
Is this suitable for board preparation?
The content covers core rheumatology topics aligned with ABIM subspecialty exam content — lupus, Sjögren’s, spondyloarthritis, JIA, osteoporosis, and vasculitis — making it a strong complement to board review study.
The chart
| Format | 4 video lectures + 18 PDFs |
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| Duration | 2 days (September 12–13, 2025) |
| File size | 7.33 GB |
| Publisher | Johns Hopkins Medicine |
| Department | Rheumatology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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R. Chen –
Good lectures but the video quality could be better for a 2025 production. Content is strong though, especially the immune checkpoint session by Laura Cappelli.
Priya R. –
The Sjögren’s update alone was worth it. Thomas Grader-Beck covered new diagnostic markers I hadn’t seen discussed elsewhere. The PDFs are a nice bonus.
M. Alvarez –
Good content overall. The keynote by Antony Rosen was inspiring but I wished there were more Saturday sessions in the recording — a couple seemed cut short.
drtomh –
Solid two-day program. The osteoporosis and fatigue management sessions were particularly useful for my primary care patients with autoimmune conditions.
Sarah K. –
Exactly what I needed for my ABIM prep. The lupus nephritis lecture by Andrea Fava was outstanding — practical and immediately applicable in clinic.
Jennifer L. –
Great value at this price. The case-based discussions helped me think through differential diagnoses more systematically. Download was fast and files played without issues.