Study of 18,000 people with osteoarthritis found that those who carried on doing impact exercises like jogging and tennis were less likely to need joint replacements
Jogging could help arthritis sufferers, according to surprising new study
Study of 18,000 people with osteoarthritis found that those who carried on doing impact exercises like jogging and tennis were less likely to need joint replacements
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The study analysed data from 17,661 patients with knee or hip osteoarthritis
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Un studiu efectuat pe aproape 18.000 de persoane cu osteoartrită a constatat că cei care au continuat să facă jogging sau să…
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