… To further explore the association of smoking with incident disease, we looked at smoking
status at the baseline examination. Current smokers (n = 70) also had a somewhat lower risk …

… that incident and progressive disease … knee injury predicted incident disease. Our findings
support the idea that obesity and knee injury are risk factors for incident radiographic knee OA, …

… To compare the rates of incident disease in women and men, we computed age-adjusted
risk ratios in a logistic regression analysis, in which OA incidence was the dependent variable …

… time, we suggest that incident disease include the … incident radiographic osteoarthritis as a
new-onset K&L grade 2, but we elaborate this definition so that new-onset disease in the knee …

… women in whom incident disease developed, defined by incident knee osteophytes, and
those who remained disease-free after 4 years. Women with incident knee osteophytes were …

… To examine the relationship of knee malalignment to the occurrence of knee osteoarthritis
(OA) … is a risk factor for incident disease or simply a marker of increasing disease severity. …

… On the basis of these results women were categorised into those who had developed
incident disease in the contralateral knee and those that had progressed in the index …

… Osteoarthritis Project. We hypothesized that higher levels of each biomarker would be associated
with incident radiographic knee … were associated with incident radiographic disease (15…

… The odds ratios of incident disease in the patellofemoral joint were 3.8, 5.1, and 13.7 in the
subgroups with mild lesions, moderate lesions, and severe lesions, respectively. Conclusion. …

… , lesions in tissues known to be involved in OA, improved prediction of development of
mild and moderate OA disease, defined as incident KL ≥2 and as KL ≥2 and joint space …