Published papers

Overview

The biologics and biosimilars registers are a rich source of evidence for clinicians and researchers; find papers using registers data here.

The society registers influence science, research, treatment, diagnosis, policy and more – this has only been possible through your efforts in recruiting and following up with patients over many years.

To date, there have been over 100 published papers across multiple journals using data from the society registers.

View and download most of the papers using the button below; this collection is updated as new papers are published.

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Guidance notes

Three registers' outputs are included in the sheet – RA, AS and JIA, by default shown by year of publication
Filter all cancer-related papers or all infection-related papers by selecting the filter arrows
We make registers data available to third party researchers who are not part of the core Manchester and Aberdeen teams (who do most analyses and operate the registers on behalf of the society). Filter by third party outputs and discover what questions they have answered

Overview

The biologics and biosimilars registers are a rich source of evidence for clinicians and researchers; find papers using registers data here.

Guidance notes

Three registers' outputs are included in the sheet – RA, AS and JIA, by default shown by year of publication

Filter all cancer-related papers or all infection-related papers by selecting the filter arrows

We make registers data available to third party researchers who are not part of the core Manchester and Aberdeen teams (who do most analyses and operate the registers on behalf of the society). Filter by third party outputs and discover what questions they have answered

Inspired to make your own third party data access request? Read more about it here.

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