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ADA

ADA ADA here means an anti-drug antibody: an antibody that attaches to a drug or other therapeutic agent given to a person.

ADA here means an anti-drug antibody: an antibody that attaches to a drug or other therapeutic agent given to a person. These antibodies are thought to develop after repeated exposure to the administered treatment.

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