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Old 01-14-2008, 07:01 PM #30
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Originally Posted by Silverlady View Post
The link works for me. It's
Bisphosphonate Therapy Linked to Risk for Severe Musculoskeletal Pan. Written by Yael Waknine dated Jan. 08, 2008

Try copy and pasting into your browser.

Am I allowed to copy and paste it?

And Cyclops, ..it was polymyalgia rheumatica that I was trying to remember.

Billye
you can copy the article as long as you give the link to it. it's usually best to only copy part of it, if it's long.

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