A Drug Given Before Arthritis Starts May Delay the Disease for Years
10 June 2026 at 00:54
For many people, rheumatoid arthritis seems to appear suddenly. One day they begin experiencing painful, swollen joints, overwhelming fatigue, and stiffness that makes everyday activities difficult. But scientists now know that the disease often starts developing long before the first diagnosis is made. New research from Kingβs College London suggests that treating people before rheumatoid [β¦]
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