Rheumatoid arthritis linked to 30% loss in work productivity 1 year before diagnosis
Patients developing rheumatoid arthritis can experience a 30% loss in work productivity a full year before the disease clinically manifests, according to data published in Rheumatology.“As the onset of RA is generally during the midst of working life, this constitutes limitations for patients, as well as an economic burden for society,” Cleo Rogier, MD, of Erasmus University Medical
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