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Artritis reumatoide: aspectos clínico-terapéuticos
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Recent evidence for the achievement of remission in rheumatoid arthritis through early aggressive therapy
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Peter Taylor
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Correspondence: Dr. P. Taylor. Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology Division. Imperial College. 1 Aspenlea Road. W6 8LH London. United Kingdom.
Correspondence: Dr. P. Taylor. Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology Division. Imperial College. 1 Aspenlea Road. W6 8LH London. United Kingdom.
Clinical Trials. Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology Division. Imperial College. London. United Kingdom
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