Joint hypermobility is modestly associated with disabling and limiting musculoskeletal pain: Results from a large scale general population based survey

MR Mulvey; GJ Macfarlane; M Beasley; DP Symmons; K Lovell; P Keeley; S Woby; J McBeth

Joint hypermobility is modestly associated with disabling and limiting musculoskeletal pain: Results from a large scale general population based survey

MR Mulvey, GJ Macfarlane, M Beasley, DP Symmons, K Lovell, P Keeley, S Woby, J McBeth

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Original language	English
Journal	Arthritis Care Res (
Publication status	Published - Mar 2013

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