Weekly Methotrexate Increased Antithyroid-Drug Withdrawal in Graves Disease
In an open-label Graves disease RCT, methotrexate 10 mg weekly added to methimazole increased treatment withdrawal at 18 months, but remains investigational.
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In an open-label Graves disease RCT, methotrexate 10 mg weekly added to methimazole increased treatment withdrawal at 18 months, but remains investigational.
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