The experiences and perspectives of people with gout on urate self‐monitoring
Introduction Gout management remains suboptimal despite safe and effective urate‐lowering therapy. Self‐monitoring of urate may improve gout management, however, the acceptability of urate self‐monitoring by people with gout is unknown.
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Surprising safety outcomes of urate-lowering therapy [PDF]
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Russell MD +8 more
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Do H +16 more
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Hu S +19 more
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Initiation of Urate Lowering Therapy (ULT)
Meng Kam Richard Lee, Yee Nah Anita Lim
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When underlying biology threatens the randomization principle - initial gout flares of urate-lowering therapy. [PDF]
Choi HK, Zhang Y, Dalbeth N.
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