Osteoarthritis

P-18.3.3 - Diabetes is Associated with an Increased Osteoarthritis Incidence in Non-Human Primates

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M.Cline: Research support: Roche N.Mohamed: none J.Olson: none C.Patel: none J.Plate: Research support: Biocomposites Inc., Consultancy: Smith & Nephew, Total Joint Orthopedics, Other: (Publishing royalties): VisualDX J.Willey: none
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Osteoarthritis
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