YOU WONT BELIEVE: Arthritis - What They Never Told You

Why does your dog sigh, groan and grumble when lying down?

Dogs are not quiet animals, even when they are doing nothing. The sigh that follows a long walk, the theatrical groan as they collapse onto a cool floor, the soft grumble before sleep, owners notice these sounds and wonder whether they signal contentment, discomfort, or something in between. The answer…

Times Pets · Oct 27

How Pre-Existing Disease Waiting Periods Decide Which Treatment You Delay

You bought the policy, paid the premium, and assumed you were covered. Then your orthopaedic surgeon said you need a knee replacement, and your insurer said: wait two more years. The waiting period clause is one of the most consequential lines in any health insurance document, and most policyholders read…

Times Life · Oct 27

Taking 5 or More Medications After 65? Here’s What to Ask About Interactions

You take a blood pressure pill every morning, a cholesterol medication at bedtime, something for arthritis, and another prescription to help you sleep. Add an...

Saving Advice · Oct 26

The best and worst ways to deal with joint pain, according to the experts

Nearly 59 million American adults live with arthritis

The Independent UK · Oct 13

Why Are Young People Facing Joint Pain So Early?

You are in your 20s or 30s, but getting out of bed feels uncomfortable. Your knees ache after sitting for hours, your fingers feel stiff in the morning, or climbing stairs suddenly seems harder than it used to. These problems are often dismissed as tiredness or blamed on a busy…

MyLifeXP · Oct 13

Joint pain isn’t the same for everyone. Should treatment be?

Joint pain is frequently dismissed as an inevitable consequence of aging; however, it may point to significant underlying issues. Symptoms like stiffness and inflammation warrant a consultation with healthcare professionals. Various forms of arthritis necessitate unique treatment approaches, and symptoms can differ from person to person. Maintaining an active lifestyle…

The Economic Times · Oct 12

Stage 3 Knee Arthritis: What to Know About CARTISTEM®, a Cartilage Treatment Approved in Korea and Now in U.S. Trials

Learn how CARTISTEM, a stem cell-based cartilage treatment available in South Korea, may help selected patients with stage 2–3 knee osteoarthritis, including eligibility, recovery and U.S. regulatory status.

International Business Times · Oct 9

7 Hidden Signs Your Leg Pain May Be More Serious

A little leg pain while walking can seem harmless. You may blame it on ageing, tired muscles, arthritis or simply walking too much. But there is one pattern that deserves more attention: pain or cramping that repeatedly starts when you walk and improves after you stop and rest. This can…

MyLifeXP · Oct 6

A Man's Worn Neck Spine Triggered Jerking Spells and Involuntary Cries Until Surgery Stopped Them Within a Day

Neck arthritis left a 55-year-old man with daily jerking spells and involuntary cries. After spine surgery, both stopped within 24 hours.

Medical Daily · Oct 5

‘One day my nan had to carry me home from school’: Thousands of children facing silent battle against arthritis

Jessica Ward was mocked when her grandmother had to carry her home from school – despite struggling to work

The Independent UK · Oct 3