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|Slideshows|May 23, 2019
FDA Rheumatology Drug Approvals: Pediatric lupus, spondyloarthritis and more
Author(s)Whitney J. Palmer
From a new biosimilar to a first-ever approved drug to treat pediatric lupus patients, the Food & Drug Administration has approved several new medications in recent months. In this slideshow, we offer a brief overview of these new therapeutics.
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From a new biosimilar to a first-ever approved drug to treat pediatric lupus patients, the Food & Drug Administration has approved several new medications in recent months. In this slideshow, we offer a brief overview of these new therapeutics.Â
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