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The publication analyzes scientific medical sources regarding the modern therapy of elderly women with rheumatoid arthritis. Advantages and limitations in the process of pharmacotherapy are indicated. Physical therapy targets such as pain, weakness, and depression are considered. The literature review focuses on the features of rheumatoid arthritis in elderly women, etiopathogenesis and appropriate therapy.
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