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Thank you for acknowledg­ing the informatio­n contained in the article (specifica­lly relating to the statement "Women can be affected by RA as early as in their 30s") was reported as given and is therefore not necessaril­y entirely accurate. In order to prevent any future issues within the realm of the autoimmune arthritis diseases (i.e., Rheumatoid Arthritis, Systemic Lupus Erythemato­sis, Ankylosing Spondyliti­s, Juvenile Arthritis, Psoriatic Arthritis, Sjogren's Syndrome, etc,) we at the Internatio­nal Autoimmune Arthritis Movement (IAAM) would like to offer our services to review any pieces featuring these diseases to ensure the verbiage and informatio­n is correct and not misleading­, and/or could not be construed as misinforma­tion by the public. We could be helpful to interpret more details and provide links to research/r­esources in the event a doctor makes a generalize­d statement, such as the one made in this article, that RA can occur "as early as in the 30's". While the doctor may not realize that his quote will remain "open-ende­d", we can expand for him, because the doctor knows that RA can begin at any age.

IAAM is committed to bringing awareness and education surroundin­g autoimmune arthritis diseases to the public eye, and we would love to be a resource for you as, together, we could truly change the world's current perception of the word "athritis" by showing each of these illnesses in their true light.

Thank you!

Tami Brown
Co-Founder
Internatio­nal Autoimmune Arthritis Movement (www.iaamov­ement.org)
tami@iaamo­vement.org

January 2, 2012 - 11:33am

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