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Could Stelara be aiming at the wrong target
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Wed-30-11-2016, 23:53 PM
(Wed-30-11-2016, 23:42 PM)AmandaL Wrote: I knew that Stelara targeted different cells from the other biologics but interesting that they think it's the wrong ones. Yes it's strange as it seems to be the most effective biological, so it must be blocking something, most members using it give it good reviews although it does seem to lose efficacy after long term use. |
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Could Stelara be aiming at the wrong target - by Fred - Wed-30-11-2016, 17:36 PM
RE: Could Stelara be aiming at the wrong target - by jiml - Wed-30-11-2016, 17:55 PM
RE: Could Stelara be aiming at the wrong target - by Fred - Wed-30-11-2016, 20:27 PM
RE: Could Stelara be aiming at the wrong target - by AmandaL - Wed-30-11-2016, 23:42 PM
RE: Could Stelara be aiming at the wrong target - by jiml - Wed-30-11-2016, 23:53 PM
RE: Could Stelara be aiming at the wrong target - by Fred - Thu-01-12-2016, 11:56 AM
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