In this discussion held during the Winter School 2025, Prof. Michael Hofer (Switzerland) and Prof. Dirk Foell (Germany) reflect on how paediatric rheumatology has evolved over the past 25 years—from establishing its own identity to becoming a fully recognised specialty. With this maturity comes a new phase: genuine collaboration with adult rheumatology. They explore shared challenges and opportunities, from transition to adult care to joint initiatives such as the new Still’s

At the JIR Winter School 2024, Dr Sophie Georgin Lavialle (France) discusses with Dr. Rim Bourguiba (Tunisia) her approach to treating...

May 12th to June 6th, 2025 – Lausanne, Switzerland In May/June 2025, the international JIR-CliPS project under the COST Action CA21168...

In an interesting interview during the JIR CliPS Winter School 2024, Dr. Sophie Georgin Lavialle (France) speaks with Dr. Raju...

As the second year of our Short Term Scientific Mission (STSM) program has ended, it's time to reflect on another incredible journey of...

In the ever-evolving landscape of rheumatology, an exclusive interview between two distinguished experts, Professor Fabrizio De Benedetti...

The JIR CliPS project marked a significant milestone in its first year by welcoming ten young physicians (2 per Working Group), for a...

Summary of our first face to face meeting in Chateau d'Oex Switzerland. 35 worldwide physicians experts in the field of rheumatology went...

One same disease, diverse phenotypes, multiple challenges. Systemic Juvenile Arthritis (sJIA) and Adult-onset Still’s Disease (AOSD) are...

This year's winter school was dedicated to the JIA, and it was fascinating to assess the situation in the world in the context of a...

At the beginning of March, the JIR Winter School 2023 took place in the beautiful Swiss mountains in Chateau-d’Oex. The participants...