Why More 30-Somethings Are Getting New Hips

Published On: April 19th, 2011

Hard charging baby boomers and Generation X-ers are wearing out their joints at younger ages and turning to joint replacement surgery - but is it a quick fix? WSJ’s health columnist Melinda Beck discusses with Kelsey Hubbard.

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j_ficial : You say you can't smoke them joints... Probably because you rolled it wrong.

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