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RA patients can have higher risk of mild cognitive impairment

Por: The Times-Tribune Health December 21, 2022

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Q: My husband has been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. One of his doctors says that when someone has RA, there’s a higher risk of cognitive impairment. He also said that... + full article



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