The intense pain and inflammation caused by gout may pose physical limitations that affect the mental and emotional health of patients living with the disease.

Numerous case reports have described a wide array of atypical gout affecting nearly every organ, including the spine, skin, nose, and scrotum, among others.

There have been promising recent advancements in gout treatment, particularly with innovative developments entering phase 3 clinical trials.

Ethics consultants begin by identifying and clarifying the conflict to ensure it is related to ethics.

Clinicians need to be aware of their assumptions about patients based on age.