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CPPD Deposition Disease.

Last updated Tuesday, December 21, 2004

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Researchers continue to learn more about this illness and how it affects the body. They have identified other types of crystals in the joints that may cause some illnesses similar to CPPD crystal deposition disease. They also are studying the relationship between CPPD crystal deposition disease and other illnesses. They are trying to discover how to prevent crystal formation and how to speed crystal removal. This work may lead to new tests or treatments for this condition.

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