Peggy Piascik PhD (Associate professor of pharmacy practice and science)
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New Antibody Approved for Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis
Adalimumab joins free existing biologic agents for the treatment of RA. Its place among these therapeutic options is unclear until head-to-head studies are performed with adalimumab and other biologic DMARDs. Adalimumab is currently in clinical trials for additional therapeutic uses, namely Crohn's disease and coronary artery disease.