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…CIs using conditional logistic regressions, adjusted for age at diabetes diagnosis, education, immigration status and comorbidities.Prim…

…ndard asthma treatment and exposure control. Isocyanate-related OA was associated with persistent symptoms despite cessation of ex…

…ice.3. 58-year-old female. Medial directed 3.0x2.8mm sized left OA aneurysm patient. BTO failed and no treatment was performed.Con…

…dditional cardiometabolic benefits extending beyond obesity and diabetes. Despite compelling evidence, their potential role in osteoarth…

…cal risk factors were associated with an increased risk of knee OA requiring arthroplasty, especially for individuals exposed to s…

…s in the fasinumab arms, 95.0% and 75.5% were rapid-progressive OA type 1 in the 1 mg Q8W and 1 mg Q4W arms, respectively. No new …

…f joint damage from PA.Results Among 5911 participants with hip OA (66.8 years, 69.5% women), 5.9% engaged in high-impact PA. Amon…

…Osteoarthritis (OA) affects over 600 million worldwide, is one of the leading caus…

…ction may be indicated to achieve greater therapeutic benefit B.Obesity is a heterogeneous disease with varying effects on health, nece…

…gs are uncommon and functional heartburn predominates. Although Barrett’s oesophagus (BO) and oesophageal adenocarcinoma (OA) are less prevalent in …

…Background Cardiovascular disease and osteoarthritis (OA) share risk factors, but the link betwee…

…d surgery for improving patient-reported outcomes at 6–8 years. OA was more prevalent in the surgery group, and mechanical symptom…