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January 2010 | Vol. 9, No. 1

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Long-Acting Opioid Prescribing Might Require Mandatory Training

Spinal Abnormalities Typical of Aging Seen in Obese Teens

High Cholesterol Levels Predict Gout in Young Men

Framingham Risk Score Falls Short in RA Patients

MRI Deemed Risky in Classifying Spondyloarthritis

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Editorial:
Dr. Larry Greenbaum details the ways in which the rheumatology recertification process falls short of the mark.

Ask the Expert:
Christina D. Chambers, Ph.D., talks about biologics in pregnancy, and why there is still much to learn.

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