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See Latest ArticlesOA clinical trials: current targets and trials for OA. Choosing molecular targets: what have we learned and where we are headed
Osteoarthritis and Cartilage , 07/01/09
Graverand-Gastineau MPHL et al. - The development of symptom modifying OA drug is exploding with a plethora of pain pathways being pursued and multiple candidates in advanced stages of clinical development. Structure modification in OA remains complex with significant development challenges.
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