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The knees are complex, hard-working joints. Although they are designed to tolerate some wear and tear, knee pain and injuries can happen to many people. Knee pain has a way of sidelining even the most...
Researchers are reporting that early rapid improvements in the signs and symptoms of axial spondyloarthritis in patients treated with certolizumab pegol are maintained at 4 years. Axial spondyloarthri...
Time taken away from lessons for it is time well spent, says consensus statement. Exercise boosts kids' and young people's brain power and academic prowess, says a consensus statement on physical acti...
Case reports on 13 cancer patients suggest that a small number of cancer patients taking the immunotherapy drugs ipilimumab and nivolumab may be at some higher-than-normal risk of developing autoimmun...
Researchers have developed an index to better predict which women may experience faster bone loss across the menopause transition, according to a new study published in the Endocrine Society's Journal...
Changing one seated meeting per week into a walking meeting increased the physical activity levels of white-collar workers by 10 minutes, according to a University of Miami study. Researchers recruite...
A number of studies have suggested exercise can boost cognitive function, but the underlying mechanisms of this association have been unclear. Now, new research sheds light on how running can improve...
Arthritis is a condition where the joints become swollen, hot, and often painful. One joint that is commonly affected by arthritis is the knee, the largest joint in the body. One form of arthritis is...
A new study in zebrafish suggests that irregular fluid flow through the spinal column brought on by gene mutations is linked to a type of scoliosis that can affect humans during adolescence. Found in...
Does practice really make perfect when it comes to sports? Apparently not. According to a new study, practice only accounts for 18 percent of why some athletes perform better or worse than others. Tra...