The primary objectives of the study, dubbed EXXELERATE, are to compare the relative efficacy of the two anti-TNF therapies during short- and long-term treatment (12 and 104 weeks respectively).
While meta-analyses from placebo controlled trials suggest differences in efficacy among anti-TNFs in RA, results from the EXXELERATE study should help to provide additional insights to support the current lack of head-to-head data and to guide treatment decisions, said Dr Roy Fleischmann, Clinical Professor of Medicine, The University of Texas South Western Medical Centre, Dallas, Texas, US.
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