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Integrating Biologic Agents into Clinical Practice
Although biologic agents have been widely used in medicine, to date they have not been used in dermatology. Thus, it will be important for dermatologists, dermatologic nurses, and their patients with psoriasis to become educated about the use of biologics.
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