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Subjective complaints may cause patients to stop treatment after switching to a biosimilar

10.18.17 | Wiley

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The substantial discontinuation rate of CT-P13 after open-label transitioning might be explained by the awareness of clinicians and patients of the transition. This awareness might induce negative expectations about transitioning to a biosimilar, resulting in negative symptoms during treatment (nocebo effect) and/or incorrect causal attributions.

"As a result, communication between clinicians and patients seems to be the determining factor of the success of transitioning to a biosimilar in daily practice", said lead author Dr. Lieke Tweehuysen, of Sint Maartenskliniek, in the Netherlands.

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Arthritis & Rheumatology

10.1002/art.40324

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APA:
Wiley. (2017, October 18). Subjective complaints may cause patients to stop treatment after switching to a biosimilar. Brightsurf News. https://www.brightsurf.com/news/14G9924L/subjective-complaints-may-cause-patients-to-stop-treatment-after-switching-to-a-biosimilar.html
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"Subjective complaints may cause patients to stop treatment after switching to a biosimilar." Brightsurf News, Oct. 18 2017, https://www.brightsurf.com/news/14G9924L/subjective-complaints-may-cause-patients-to-stop-treatment-after-switching-to-a-biosimilar.html.