TNF Inhibitors: When Traditional RA-Fighters Arent Enough

New drugs to manage rheumatoid arthritis have become easier to use-and there are more promising developments in the pipeline.

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Slowing joint destruction is the goal of nearly all rheumatoid arthritis (RA) drugs. And doctors are getting more aggressive about using these drugs earlier in the disease process in order to halt such changes before they become permanent or irreversible.
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