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Is the state of health of rheumatoid arthritis patients receiving adequate treatment, predictable? - Results of a survey

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A survey was conducted to evaluate whether a steady improvement in the quality of life of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) patients as frequently reported in clinical studies, does actually occur. The focus of this study laid on the personal perception of RA patients. |

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