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What does this mean for Sjogren's?

Started by ttdub, July 16, 2012, 10:17:12 AM

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ttdub

I found a really interested article, posted from the Faustman Lab Facebook page. It's about MS and why TNF doesn't work on them. I was curious as to whether TNF works on Sjogren's or what is that all about? Anyway, it's a really interesting article. Check it out: http://www.nature.com/news/genome-study-highlights-risk-factor-for-multiple-sclerosis-1.10967

Gayle

Thanks ttub, it is an interesting article... hope they learn more soon!

sjenny

Wow, they better be checking our DNA before giving us drugs!

Ark mom

You always have such interesting articles to post.  Thank you!  I need an alert sent to my inbox every time you make a post.  Ha!  Can you do that for me?  ;)
41 yo with Sjogren's (sero-neg), FMS & sub-clinical Graves; Plaquenil, Evoxac, prednisone, Restasis, Cellcept, gabapentin, duloxetine