Weight reduction improves osteoarthritis symptoms and is associated with changes in soluble markers of bone and cartilage: a study of patient-reported outcomes and biomarker analysis - Poll - MDSpire

Weight reduction improves osteoarthritis symptoms and is associated with changes in soluble markers of bone and cartilage: a study of patient-reported outcomes and biomarker analysis

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  • Anne-Christine Bay-Jensen

  • Khaled Mohamed

  • Peder Frederiksen

  • Asger Bihlet

  • Christian Thudium

  • Kim Henriksen

  • Morten Karsdal

  • February 28, 2026

  • 0 min

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Weight reduction improves osteoarthritis symptoms and is associated with changes in soluble markers of bone and cartilage: a study of patient-reported outcomes and biomarker analysis

  • by Anne-Christine Bay-Jensen, Khaled Mohamed, Peder Frederiksen, Asger Bihlet, Christian Thudium, Kim Henriksen, Morten Karsdal

  • February 28, 2026

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