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Fibromyalgia. Dr. Daniel Clauw, a rheumatologist at Univ. of Michigan, discusses fibromyalgia, using a patients symptoms as an example of the symptoms and prognosis of the disease.
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Lupus prognosis. Dr Mary Wasko, a rheumatologist at Univ. of Pittsburgh, discusses the prognosis of lupus.
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