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You are here: Home / Articles / Pain in RA and OA: ACR Convergence 2020 Preview

Pain in RA and OA: ACR Convergence 2020 Preview

October 12, 2020 • By Keri Losavio

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Patients with RA and OA have joint pain, and pain is the primary reason patients seek care. The mechanisms responsible for the pain are now just beginning to be understood. This session, on Nov. 6, 4 p.m. EST, will cover the mechanisms responsible for the development of pain in both inflammatory and degenerative arthritis.

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