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... pain and injury.” “I think because arthritis is so linked to other diseases, and physical inactivity that can result from arthritis can contribute to other ...
"For the last 25 years, tumor necrosis factor has been an important therapeutic target to treat autoimmune disease and tissue inflammation," says Cornelia ...
People with psoriatic arthritis often feel worn down by the chronic itching and pain that accompany the two diseases. Although there's no cure, there are ...
"For the last two decades there has been a rapid development of effective medications in rheumatology, first for rheumatoid arthritis and more recently for ...
New progress in development of gene therapy for arthritis. Mayo Clinic researcher Christopher H. Evans, Ph.D., discusses the challenges encountered and ...
Both isolated cartilage defects and arthritis have similar symptoms, including knee pain, swelling and loss of motion. No matter the cause, cartilage damage ...
However, progress has been made in developing new medicines to treat it. Research is ongoing to develop new and better disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) for ...
... arthritis patients in greater danger of heart disease and death, and corticosteroids are a mainstay of rheumatoid arthritis treatment even as new drugs emerge.
In 2014, she presented with osteoarthritis pain that started to affect her left knee and threatened her mobility, and she was searching for treatments that ...
They are only able to conclude the procedure is safe to undergo as an option for knee pain, but they cannot yet recommend it for routine arthritis care. “Our ...
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