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See Latest ArticlesIncreasing age at symptom onset is associated with worse radiological damage at presentation in patients with early inflammatory polyarthritis
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Marwan Bukhari, et al. - Increasing age at onset has been associated with worse outcome in rheumatoid arthritis, although there are few data from unselected inception cohorts...Conclusion: Increasing age at symptom onset is strongly associated with higher occurrence of erosions within the first year unexplained by greater disease severity
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