ACADEMIA
Japan College of Rheumatology to Collaborate with Pfizer on PMS, Warns that Non-RA Specialists More Inclined to Prescribe Xeljanz
The Japan College of Rheumatology will cooperate with Pfizer Japan on post-marketing surveillance (PMS) of the company’s new oral rheumatoid arthritis (RA) treatment Xeljanz (tofacitinib) to collect data including that on efficacy, as concerns over the drugs’ safety are growing…
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