Skip to main content

Gout News

Research Highlights
03/18/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Recent analysis underscores the need for broader cardiometabolic assessment in gout management and reinforce gout as a multisystem disease.
Recent analysis underscores the need for broader cardiometabolic assessment in gout management and reinforce gout as a multisystem disease.
Recent analysis underscores the...
03/18/2026
Rheumatology & Arthritis
Research Review
02/17/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
The coexistence of gout and psoriatic disease (PD) is increasingly recognized in clinical practice, with overlapping phenotypes and shared comorbidities complicating diagnosis and treatment decisions.
The coexistence of gout and psoriatic disease (PD) is increasingly recognized in clinical practice, with overlapping phenotypes and shared comorbidities complicating diagnosis and treatment decisions.
The coexistence of gout and...
02/17/2026
Rheumatology & Arthritis
Research Highlights
02/17/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Patients with gout who achieved serum urate levels below 6 mg/dL within 12 months of starting urate-lowering therapy (ULT) had a lower 5-year risk of major adverse cardiovascular events compared with those who did not reach target, according...
Patients with gout who achieved serum urate levels below 6 mg/dL within 12 months of starting urate-lowering therapy (ULT) had a lower 5-year risk of major adverse cardiovascular events compared with those who did not reach target, according...
Patients with gout who achieved...
02/17/2026
Rheumatology & Arthritis
Research Summary
02/13/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Patients with gout are significantly more likely to receive long-term opioid prescriptions compared with individuals without gout, according to a large matched cohort study using national Veterans Health Administration data.
Patients with gout are significantly more likely to receive long-term opioid prescriptions compared with individuals without gout, according to a large matched cohort study using national Veterans Health Administration data.
Patients with gout are...
02/13/2026
Rheumatology & Arthritis
News
02/13/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
The findings provide patient-centered evidence supporting guideline-recommended, protocolized gout management.
The findings provide patient-centered evidence supporting guideline-recommended, protocolized gout management.
The findings provide...
02/13/2026
Rheumatology & Arthritis
Research Highlights
01/14/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Growing evidence links alterations in the intestinal microbiome to hyperuricemia and gout, raising interest in whether microbiome-targeted strategies could complement established urate-lowering therapies.
Growing evidence links alterations in the intestinal microbiome to hyperuricemia and gout, raising interest in whether microbiome-targeted strategies could complement established urate-lowering therapies.
Growing evidence links...
01/14/2026
Rheumatology & Arthritis
News
09/15/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
A propensity score–matched cohort study reveals that febuxostat use carries a significantly higher risk of liver enzyme abnormalities than benzbromarone, particularly among patients with pre-existing liver function elevations.
A propensity score–matched cohort study reveals that febuxostat use carries a significantly higher risk of liver enzyme abnormalities than benzbromarone, particularly among patients with pre-existing liver function elevations.
A propensity score–matched...
09/15/2025
Rheumatology & Arthritis
News
09/15/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
A post hoc analysis of a randomized clinical trial finds no consistent link between plasma colchicine concentrations and flare prevention or adverse effects—challenging the utility of therapeutic drug monitoring in routine gout care.
A post hoc analysis of a randomized clinical trial finds no consistent link between plasma colchicine concentrations and flare prevention or adverse effects—challenging the utility of therapeutic drug monitoring in routine gout care.
A post hoc analysis of a...
09/15/2025
Rheumatology & Arthritis
Research Highlights
09/15/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
New research identifies social and clinical factors—such as marital status, age, and colchicine use—that may influence whether patients seek outpatient care after visiting the emergency department for a gout flare.
New research identifies social and clinical factors—such as marital status, age, and colchicine use—that may influence whether patients seek outpatient care after visiting the emergency department for a gout flare.
New research identifies social...
09/15/2025
Rheumatology & Arthritis
News
09/04/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
Gout remission rates steadily increase to 63% by year 6 on urate-lowering therapy, with odds of remission affected by age, race, comorbidities, disease severity, and choice of treatment.
Gout remission rates steadily increase to 63% by year 6 on urate-lowering therapy, with odds of remission affected by age, race, comorbidities, disease severity, and choice of treatment.
Gout remission rates steadily...
09/04/2025
Rheumatology & Arthritis