Research Studies

Traditional Chinese Yijinjing exercises can enhance hand function and quality of life for seniors with rheumatoid arthritis.

A 12-week Taichi program significantly reduces knee pain and enhances balance in older adults with knee osteoarthritis.

Some studies suggest glucosamine may help with joint pain in osteoarthritis, but evidence is mixed and more research is needed.

Hydrodilatation can improve shoulder pain and movement, but effects may be short-term.

New research suggests mesenchymal stem cells could help reduce pain and improve knee function in seniors with osteoarthritis.

Stem cell therapy may not significantly ease knee osteoarthritis pain.

Chair-based exercises at home can enhance mobility and balance in older adults, even during periods of limited activity.

Stem cell treatment shows potential in easing osteoarthritis symptoms, but results vary widely.

This major U.S. guideline strongly supports exercise, healthy weight management, and certain pain treatments as the most reliable ways to ease osteoarthritis symptoms.

Regular hand massage improved grip strength and reduced pain in seniors with early-stage rheumatoid arthritis.

Both yoga and conventional exercise can reduce pain and disability in seniors with chronic low back pain.

Researchers found that wearing specially calibrated footwear through Apos Therapy improved walking ability and reduced pain in people with knee ost...

Taking alpha-lipoic acid with vitamin B complex showed potential in reducing pain from carpal tunnel syndrome.

A digital exercise program significantly improves hip pain and physical function in seniors with hip osteoarthritis over 24 weeks.

This imaging-based study found that transferring shoulder muscles during surgical repair restored balance and motion in rotator cuff tears, offerin...

Researchers discover that the loss of specific cells in joints may contribute to osteoarthritis, offering hope for new treatments.

Two types of hyaluronic acid injections show promise in reducing knee pain for older adults with osteoarthritis.

Exercise and multidisciplinary approaches can help reduce pain and improve function in seniors with chronic low back pain.

Research suggests that avocado soybean supplements may provide symptom relief for seniors with osteoarthritis.