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New Phase 2 study shows ankylosing spondylitis patients respond to ENBREL (etanercept)

nt fever, bruising, bleeding, or paleness. It is unclear if ENBREL (etanercept) has caused these nervous system or blood disorders. If your doctor confirms serious blood problems, you may need to stop using ENBREL.

The most frequent adverse events in placebo-controlled clinical trials involving 349 adults were injection site reactions (ISR) (37%), infections (35%), and headache (17%). Only the rate of ISR was higher than that of placebo. The most frequent adverse events in a methotrexate-controlled clinical trial of 415 adults treated with ENBREL with early-stage RA were infections (64%), ISR (34%), and headache (24%). Only the rate of ISR was higher than that of methotrexate. In all 1,197 RA patients studied, malignancies were rare (1%).


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