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Study links particulate pollution to rheumatoid arthritis flares

A report says fine particulate matter is associated with rheumatoid arthritis flare-ups. The supplied headline does not indicate the scale or source of the study.

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Air pollution may worsen health risks for people with an existing chronic disease.

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