Name: Examining Tophus Reduction in the MIRROR Trial, with John Botson, MD, RPh, CCD
Uploaded: 2022-11-12T10:00:00.000Z
Description: An expert rheumatologist provides an overview of the MIRROR trial and the reduction in tophus observed among patients with gout included in the trial.

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An expert rheumatologist provides an overview of the MIRROR trial and the reduction in tophus observed among patients with gout included in the trial. 

Examining Tophus Reduction in the MIRROR Trial, with John Botson, MD, RPh, CCD