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The found immune molecule plays a key role in the regulation of inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis

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The found immune molecule plays a key role in the regulation of inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis
03
Aug

Scientists from the University of Kyoto found that the immune molecule appearing only in the primary, called IGFL2, plays a key role in the regulation of inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis (RA). IGFL2 is produced by a subset of immune cells in patients with RA and acts as fuel on fire: it activates more immune cells, […]

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Early intensive therapy shows promising arthritis with poor prognostic factors

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Early intensive therapy shows promising arthritis with poor prognostic factors
12
Jun

Is there a benefit for early BDMard? In psoriasis, arthritis (PSA) EULY – a European alliance of associations for rheumatology – recommends the approach to purposes for purposes and suggests a more intensive therapy for people with poor prognostic factors, depending on the presentation of the disease. In particular, treatment should be the target of […]

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