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Good Diet, Exercise Can Potentially Prevent Osteoarthritis
Good diet and regular exercise could potentially decrease the risk of osteoarthritis. A new expert review conducted by researchers from the University of Surrey revealed that good diet and regular exercise could potentially decrease the risk of osteoarthritis.
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