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Discusses specific viral candidates for rheumatoid arthritis and highlights difficulties in proving disease causation.
Viruses are often proposed as potential aetiological agents in rheumatoid arthritis (RA). However, this hypothesis is based primarily on circumstantial evidence rather than on experimental data. This editorial discusses specific viral candidates for RA and highlights some of the difficulties in proving disease causation.
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