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Default Not new to me

This drug isn't new to me. It was the first TNf blocker they put me on for the Rheumatoid. I now have to take one of the sister drugs, Humira. I take it and methotrexate. It is the only thing that has controlled my RA since the knee surgery.

I wonder if this means I won't be having Alzheimer's??

I don't have it in my family. At least not the ones that are living.

Interesting article. But I wonder why the news hasn't snatched it up.

Billye
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