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Rubella linked to arthritis findings from Vancouver study
Canadian researchers at Vancouver's Children's Hospital report rubella virus may trigger arthritis-like joint problems in both natural infection and immunization. Dr. Aubrey Tingle notes some patients develop chronic arthritis lasting 12 to 18 months, with virus particles found in affected joint fluid. He stresses vaccines remain safe and essential, though some vaccinated individuals may have temporary arthritis, and urges further study on links to juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. Funding came from the Medical Research Council of Canada the Arthritis Society of Canada and the Vancouver Fund.
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