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The study of moose who lived on an island in Lake Superior 100 years ago, is netting scientists some clues into what causes arthritis. It seems many of the moose had the disease, and it exactly mimics what humans get.
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The Arthritis Society warns that the social and economic costs of arthritis is likely to explode in the coming years following the release of a report released by the Public Health Agency of Canada today.
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While whites are most likely to have arthritis than African-Americans and Hispanics, their joint pain is more severe than what is experience by white people.
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Still's Disease is a disorder that is similar to systemic-onset variation of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis that occurs in both children and adults. There is very little research being done on this ailment.
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Researchers at the University of York in the UK say that the use of copper bracelets and magnetic wrist straps are useless for people trying to relieve arthritic pain.
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Patients suffering from gum disease and rheumatoid arthritis could see an improvement in both medical conditions if they deal with the gum infection say researchers in the United States.
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Yesterday I bought medicine for my arthritis at the local drugstore. The clerk in the pharmacy section said, “You don't need those. I just deal with pain myself and turn to the Lord, so try that instead."
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British Scientists plan to start tests on a novel vaccine against rheumatoid arthritis, which could suppress the effects of the joint condition using patients' own blood cells.
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Cane toads were introduced in Australia to control insects. Bad idea. Since then, these toads are conquering the entire continent. Great for them, but they are paying an unexpected price for it: arthritis.
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Study shows that moderate exercise may help fend off arthritis in women.
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Cases of osteoarthritis look set to double to over 17 million by 2030, according to experts.
Along with painkillers, surgery and other medical treatments, integrative medicine specialists say there are a number of effective non-conventionall options for symptom relief that can help arthritis sufferers live full and productive lives.
A cheap drug, which is already prescribed for arthritis, could fight amoebic dysentery, according to researchers in the US.
 The Calgary Zoo euthanized its 22-year-old giraffe Thursday, ending the animal's long battle with degenerative arthritis.
Go outside and soak up some sunshine for 15 minutes on every sunny day to help increase vitamin D levels, an arthritis charity is urging.
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