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Is there a link between deafness and osteoarthritis?
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I am not sure: On nov, 18, 2012: 13, 794 people who have osteoarthritis are studied. Among them, 30 (0.22%) have deafness. Deafness 71.79% female and 28.21% are male. Age of people have deafness were 39 and up. The study did not conclude for sure if there is connection between osteoarthritis an deafness.
Answered 11/29/2012
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