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Is RA Treatment Addressing the Real Needs of Patients?
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Introduction/Overview
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Improvements in Disease Activity Score Associated With Quality of Life Improvements
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Daily-Life Burdens With Arthritis
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Unmet Needs: Flares
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Unmet Needs: The Burden of Disease (Fatigue)
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RA Treatment Goals in the 21th Century
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Rieke Alten's "Rheuma School"
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Findings From a Literature Review on RA and Physical Activity
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RA Patient-Centric Approach to Care
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Identifying the High-Risk Patient: Progression Associated With ACPA Positivity
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Evolution of Ever More Effective RA Therapies
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In Some Patients Dose Reduction May Result in Resumption of Disease Activity
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The Concept of Immunological Tolerance in The Context of RA
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Fast-Tracking Patients With High-Risk Early Rheumatoid Arthritis
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Choosing The Right Pro-Inflammatory Target: Often a Matter of Empirical Testing
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JAK Inhibitors in RA
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JAK Inhibitors: Safety Considerations
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Comparing Clinical Results of JAK 1 / 3 and JAK 1 / 2 Inhibitors
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Biomarker Matrices: SWEFOT Results
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The Future of Biomarkers in RA
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Potential Role of Synovial Biopsy in RA Drug Development And Clinical Practice
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Patient-Reported Outcomes Assessed in RA Clinical Trials (2012-2014)
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RA-BEAM: PRO Improvement With Baricitinib
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The RAPID3 Patient-Reported Outcomes Index
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Summary and Conclusions
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Abbreviations
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Abbreviations (cont)
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Abbreviations (cont)
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