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Lower Lifetime Estrogen Exposure Worsens Outcomes in RA
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“ Lower CLEE adversely affects longitudinal changes in disease activity and PROs and is associated with a lower likelihood of achieving clinical remission in RA.
Diabetes (11.3% vs 8.7%; P =.031)) and osteoporosis (57.1% vs 46.8%; P =.001) were also more common among the lower CLEE group.
Over the 5-year follow-up, both groups showed improvements, but disease activity, functional disability, and QOL remained significantly worse among the lower CLEE group.
Stratification by CLEE quartiles revealed a dose-response pattern, with higher CLEE associated with progressively better outcomes.
“Lower CLEE adversely affects longitudinal changes in disease activity and PROs and is associated with a lower likelihood of achieving clinical remission in RA,” the study authors concluded.
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