A study conducted by the BioTrends Research Group found a 43 percent increase of biologic treatments in Crohn's Disease patients in remission since 2012, according to a Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News report.
Certolizumab and adalimumab are the two most noteworthy biologics behind this recent rise in biologic treatments for Crohn's patients in remission, but infliximab remains the most prevalent biologic treatment for Crohn's Disease on the market.
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Certolizumab and adalimumab are the two most noteworthy biologics behind this recent rise in biologic treatments for Crohn's patients in remission, but infliximab remains the most prevalent biologic treatment for Crohn's Disease on the market.
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