Methotrexate reduces withdrawal rates of TNF inhibitors due to ineffectiveness in rheumatoid arthritis but only in patients who are seropositive | Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases

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Methotrexate reduces withdrawal rates of TNF inhibitors due to ineffectiveness in rheumatoid arthritis but only in patients who are seropositive

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Cite this article as:: Greenwood M, Shipa M, Yeoh S, et al

Methotrexate reduces withdrawal rates of TNF inhibitors due to ineffectiveness in rheumatoid arthritis but only in patients who are seropositive

Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases 2020;79:1516-1517.