In a new cross-sectional study, published in Scientific Reports, researchers found that lower levels of serum testosterone could be associated with a higher risk of… Read More »Lower Levels of Testosterone May Elevate the Risk of Developing Arthritis
In a recent study from the University of Nottingham, UK, scientists discovered that exercise intervention in people with arthritis, did not only reduce pain, but… Read More »Exercise Raises the Body’s Own ‘Cannabis-like’ Substance Which Lessens Chronic Inflammation
A new study from the United Kingdom, published in the Journal of Autoimmunity, finds that vitamin D may prevent inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis.… Read More »Vitamin D Can Prevent Inflammatory Diseases Such as Rheumatoid Arthritis
A new research from Switzerland suggests that a substance extracted from brown algae could potentially treat osteoarthritis. The research was led by Professor Marcy Zenobi-Wong… Read More »Brown Algae Could Help Treat Osteoarthritis Itself, not Its Symptoms
A recent research discovered that nowadays knee arthritis is more than twice as common as it used to be only a few generations ago. Scientists… Read More »Nowadays People Develop Knee Arthritis Twice More Often than 100 Years Ago
A recent research from the UK finds that eating fish just twice a week can help relieve the symptoms of arthritis. For the study, the… Read More »Eating Fish Twice a Week Can Help Ease Symptoms of Arthritis
