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"Rheumatology News" Reports: Thalidomide Proposed to Shut Off Scleroderma, Candidates Sought

"Rheumatology News," May 2005 • Volume 4 • Number 5

NEW YORK — New revelations about the complex cellular processes underlying scleroderma suggest that manipulating the immune system with thalidomide may offer a new means of targeting the disease, Stephen J. Oliver, M.D., said at a rheumatology meeting sponsored by New York University.

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