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The Columbia Chronicle

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The Columbia Chronicle

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Researchers at the University of Alberta used an MRI machine to discover the audible “knuckle cracking” sound is caused by air bubbles forming in the synovial fluid. 

[Photo] Researchers crack case on age-old arthritis myth

By Sports & Health Reporter
May 1, 2015
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