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Racial/ethnic differences in the prevalence and impact of doctor-diagnosed arthritis United States, 2002.
From:
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report
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February 11, 2005| Author:
Bolen, J.; Brady, T.; Helmick, C.; Hootman, J.; Langmaid, G.; Sniezek, J.; Theis, K.
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Arthritis is among the most prevalent chronic conditions in the United States, diagnosed in approximately 21% of adults (1). In addition, arthritis is the most common reported cause of disability (2) and the third leading cause of work limitation in the United States (3). Racial/ethnic differences have been documented in the prevalence of arthritis and in the prevalence of limitations caused by arthritis (4). To examine racial/ethnic differences in the prevalence and impact of arth...
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