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Long-term Safety and Tolerability Experience with TNF Inhibitors
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The class of agents known as TNF inhibitors shares some common safety issues, but the safety profiles of specific agents vary due to differing characteristics and mechanisms. Comparing safety data of these drugs is, of course, complicated by differences in patient populations and experiences.
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