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Air pollution linked to more frequent rheumatoid arthritis flares, study finds
New research suggests that tiny pollution particles from smoke, soot and dust can worsen rheumatoid arthritis and increase the risk of painful disease flares, especially after prolonged exposure. The findings point to air quality as a significant but often overlooked factor in managing the condition. Researchers suggest that patients could benefit from avoiding high-pollution environments as part of their treatment plan.
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