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Rheumatology from the BMJ Group
Rheumatology from the BMJ Group aims to provide you with a mixture of the most important rheumatology resources that we publish with the latest, continually updated research articles from the BMJ and all of our specialist journals, plus online education from BMJ Learning.
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I am a clinical rheumatologist based in Galway, in the Republic of Ireland. My range of clinical interests is broad but I have a particular interest in the musculoskeletal problems in musicians, osteoporosis, and in the use of social media and innovation in medicine. I am a former president of the Irish Society for Rheumatology, keen blogger and Twitter enthusiast. Find me on Twitter @RonanTKavanagh
