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Female sex, poor baseline patient-reported outcomes and tender vs. swollen joints are significant predictors of unacceptable pain in patients with early rheumatoid arthritis and low inflammation, according to data. “Despite improved treatment options during the last decades with the achievement of inflammatory control in a growing number of patients, unresolved pain continues to be a major
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