For Juvenile Arthritis, Pill May Work as Well as Needle

<p>THURSDAY, May 31 (HealthDay News) — Taking a <span>arthritis drug</span><span>methotrexate</span> in tablet form was only as effective as receiving it by<span>injection</span> for a long-term diagnosis of children with youthful rheumatoid
arthritis, a new investigate has found.</p>
<p>Since both methods also have a identical occurrence of side effects,
researchers pronounced a commentary advise that children might as good take the
medication as a tablet instead of carrying to put adult with a annoy of<span>injections</span>.</p>
<p>They noted, however, that their investigate looked behind during registry
information on kids with <span>arthritis</span>. More investigate — including controlled
clinical trials, a bullion customary of investigate — is indispensable before making
a diagnosis recommendation.</p>
<p>The study, published May 30 in a biography Arthritis Care
Research, was sa...