Osteoarthritis Stories
New evidence from a mouse study found what may be the unexpected driving force behind osteoarthritis or "wear and tear" arthritis.
New research has suggested that having "noisy knees," or knees that creak and grate when you move, may be an early sign of osteoarthritis, a common degenerative joint disease.
A Belgian study finds not getting enough of the right prescriptions can significantly boost the likelihood of being hospitalized, or dying.
Higher doses of vitamin D do not delay functional decline in older adults and may increase falls among older adults, according to a recent study.
Obese patients who lose at least 10 percent of their body weight can slow down the progression of cartilage degeneration in their knees: study.
People with arthritis who practiced yoga for just eight weeks had about a 20 percent improvement in health, pain, energy, and mood: study.
Acetaminophen is ineffective when treating low back pain, and can provide only minimal, short term benefit to sufferers of osteoarthritis: study.
A technology once used to scan silicon wafers for defects now moves through the human body scanning organs down to the level of a single cell, just like Google Maps.
Targeting a so-called ion channel may alleviate osteoarthritis pain by "tricking" cartilage into thinking it is exercising.
An artificial cannabis molecule could help protect against osteoarthritis and inflammatory pain.