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Old 10-05-2012, 04:33 PM #7
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Alice md;

I meant who decides which to test and use.

Of all on that list, we are primarily prescribed, Imuran and Cellsept. Both Immunosuppressants. Prednisone, A Corticosteroid. And a couple of possible new treatments. Rituxan and Cytoxan. Both Antineoplastic Agents.

Who decides.

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