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CASE BY CASE: EXPLORING A PATIENT CASE IN THE TREATMENT OF MODERATE TO SEVERE CD

Date
May 8, 2023

Society: DDW

1) Examine clinical and objective treatment goals 2) Follow the journeys of patients with moderate to severe CD 3) Review the safety and efficacy for patients with moderate to severe CD Sponsored by AbbVie

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Speaker Image for Stephen Hanauer
Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine

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