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A disease with many faces – phenotypes of osteoarthritis

Nutrition & Disease Management

Nutrition Health & Wellness

Amanda Nelson, Associate Professor of Medicine of the University of North Caroline Chapel Hill, focuses on explaining the different phenotypes and endotypes of Osteoarthritis, how patients can be identified and how that may influence the therapeutic approach.

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