Early cartilage abnormalities at the hip are associated with obesity and body composition measures – a 3.0T MRI community-based study

Overview of attention for article published in Arthritis Research & Therapy, April 2015

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RT @MikeReiman: Get stronger and lose body fat for benefit of your hip cartilage & potential risk of future OA https://t.co/eN9SLAUIqI #dpt…

RT @MikeReiman: Get stronger and lose body fat for benefit of your hip cartilage & potential risk of future OA https://t.co/eN9SLAUIqI #dpt…

RT @MikeReiman: Get stronger and lose body fat for benefit of your hip cartilage & potential risk of future OA https://t.co/eN9SLAUIqI #dpt…

RT @MikeReiman: Get stronger and lose body fat for benefit of your hip cartilage & potential risk of future OA https://t.co/eN9SLAUIqI #dpt…

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