Getting insight into how women with rheumatoid arthritis experience perimenopause
It most often develops between the ages of 25 and 50, and affects more women than men.
A research project is getting underway in the hopes of bridging the gap on how women with RA experience perimenopause.
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Jo Miller, a Massey University master's student, is researching how women with rheumatoid arthritis experience perimenopause.
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