April 8, 2009

Insidermedicine in 60 - January 16, 2008

From Chicago - Enbrel, a medication commonly used for rheumatoid arthritis, has been shown to improve psoriasis in children. In a randomized clinical trial of over 200 children, weekly subcutaneous injections of Enbrel reduced psoriatic lesions in 57% of patients, compared to 11% of those who received placebo. Serious adverse reactions noted in 4 patients included pneumonia and gasteroenteritis. From New Zealand - While calcium is often recommended for post-menopausal women to prevent the …

Duration : 0:1:34


Tags: artery, arthritis, avastin, bones, calcium, cancer, children, enbrel, folkman, heart, judah, medical, psoriasis, research, treatment

Filed under Psoriatic arthritis by John

Spread the Word!

Permalink Print Comment

Leave a Comment