Individuals with vs without knee, hip, or hand OA were associated with a significantly increased risk for sleep apnea.

The global prevalence of OA attributed to high BMI has steadily increased over the past 3 decades, particularly among women and in high-SDI regions.

Conclusions One in four retired Olympians reported physician-diagnosed OA, with injury associated with knee, hip and ankle OA and pain. Although overall OA odds did not differ, after adjustment for ...

Higher UPF-consumption was linked to worse knee OA outcomes among women, including higher pain scores, worse physical function, and thinner knee cartilage.

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To begin with, I barely engaged my glutes during this move and felt hip pain. After practising for a week, it felt easier. How it helps: This exercise builds unilateral strength in the hamstrings and ...

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It was eye-opening for columnist G Shellye Horowitz to learn the correlation between obesity, joint pain, and bleeds.