Pill or Injection? Letting Patients Choose May Aid RA Care

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Patients with rheumatoid arthritis allowed to choose between advanced therapies report higher treatment satisfaction than those randomly assigned to receive the same therapies. Medscape News UK

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Pill or Injection? Letting Patients Choose May Aid RA Care
Patients with rheumatoid arthritis allowed to choose between advanced therapies report higher treatment satisfaction than those randomly assigned to receive the same therapies. Medscape News UK

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