Historically, rheumatoid arthritis was a major cause of chronic pain, disability, loss of independence and even reduced life expectancy. With the widespread use of disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs, it is now a very treatable chronic disease with a life expectancy and quality of life approaching that of the general population, explain Kate O’Mahony and Ravi Suppiah
Chris Ellis
Chris Ellis
Chris Ellis is a consultant cardiologist at Auckland City Hospital, and at The Heart Group and Mercy Hospital, Auckland
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