STOP-JIA study data from Abs #0831 suggest improved effectiveness with early combination tx vs step up and biologic firs

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STOP-JIA study data from Abs #0831 suggest improved effectiveness with early combination tx vs step up and biologic first tx at the 2-3 yr timeframe for pJIA pts. More data needed to optimize outcomes/tx for these children. https://t.co/vWL5J4FPbo #ACR23 @rheumnow https://t.co/5iJpwglhPu
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