Fusion molecule found to cure rheumatoid arthritis in mice

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While advances have been made in treating rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease causing inflammation of joints in the body, scientists are yet to develop a cure for the disease. But researchers from ETH Zurich, Switzerland have developed a new therapy that has shown to fully cure the condition in mice, leaving the team hopeful of commencing human trials as early as 2015... Continue Reading Fusion molecule found to cure rheumatoid arthritis in mice

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Tags: Arthritis, Disease, ETH Zurich

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