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Caporali R et al. - Leflunomide (LEF) seems safe in controlled trial even if it has been associated with the onset of infections requiring hospitalization, such as pneumonia. Data about other DMARDs are scanty and the main cause of interruption of therapy is related to toxicity different from infection.

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