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Arthritis NewsPeople with severe osteoarthritis are not typically gym rats. Their debilitating disease makes it difficult even to perform everyday tasks and move around; when the pain gets bad enough, many consider joint replacement surgery. But two new studies suggest that an exercise habit may reduce the need for inpatient rehabilitation after surgery and can even slow the progression of the disease.
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