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OARSI Guidelines
OARSI provides guidelines for conducting trials and for non-surgical management of osteoarthritis.
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OARSI White Paper- OA as a Serious Disease
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OARSI Asian Alliance Webinar: OAC Journal Submission
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Research
- Peripheral arterial pathology and osteoarthritis of the knee: US examination of arterial wall stiffness, thickness, and flow characteristics
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Early Career Investigators Resources
What is an Early Career Investigator?
An Early Career Investigator must be either enrolled in an undergraduate/graduate program (or equivalent education program) or have attained their terminal degree (e.g. PhD or equivalent) less than ten years ago. Exceptions are made for leave related to career disruptions (e.g. parental or sick leave) or full-time clinical work. The individual must not hold an Associate/Full Professor (or equivalent; tenured) position.
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OARSI gives you the opportunity to become part of a community of expert researchers and clinicians who are dedicated to improving the lives of millions of people affected by osteoarthritis.
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