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Global burden of osteoarthritis attributable to high body mass index (1990–2021): rising trends with marked sex-age disparities and prediction to 2050

Aug 2026 · Clinical Rheumatology · Vol 45, pp. 6249 - 6260 · 0 citations · 37 references
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The prediction results show that OA attributable to high BMI will maintain a continuous increasing long-term trend, with significant gender differences, and the DALYs of OA associated with high BMI showed a continuous upward trend in most countries.

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