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Default Ocrelizumab?
Anyone have any layman's info on this drug? My husband is in a drug trial with Ocrelizumab & Methotrexate for advanced R.A. Just had his first infusion. The info I have found is very hard for me read/understand so I thought I would ask here for your experience/knowledge etc

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