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Are Some Arthritis Patients Unsuitable Candidates For Biologic Drugs?

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Are Some Arthritis Patients Unsuitable Candidates For Biologic Drugs?

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Are Some Arthritis Patients Unsuitable Candidates For Biologic Drugs? Wednesday March 29, 2006The newest treatments for rheumatoid arthritis include the biologic drugs: • Enbrel (etanercept)Remicade (infliximab)Humira (adalimumab)Orencia (abatacept)Rituxan (rituximab) However, some patients are not considered suitable candidates for biologic drugs. Is there ever a point when their medical history doesn’t preclude them from trying the biologics? If it is the case that some people remain unsuitable candidates

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