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Exercise Offers Limited Relief For Arthritis Pain: Study
Exercise shows only small, short-term effects for osteoarthritis, with inconclusive long-term benefit.
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Being Tall Has Disadvantages Too: 5 Common Health Issues You Didn't Know About
While height is often admired for its social perks, research shows that being tall can also bring unique health challenges.
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Our Genes Affect Where Fat Is Stored In Our Bodies: Study
Fat stored in the trunk has previously been associated with increased disease risk. Men have a greater amount of abdominal fat than women and this may explain the increased prevalence of cardiovascular disease observed in males.
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Childhood Obesity May Up Risk Of Hip Disease in Teenage: What To Eat And Avoid In Obesity
Children who are obese are more likely to develop a debilitating hip disease -- Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE)
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Childhood Obesity Can Increase Risk Of Osteoarthritis; Risk Factors Of Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity may increase risk of knee and hip osteoarthritis as adults, a recent study states. Know the various risk factors of childhood obesity.
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Vaginal Oestrogen Doesn't Increase A Woman's Risk Of Heart Disease Or Cancer
Compared with women who didn't use vaginal oestrogen, women who did had a 48 percent lower risk of heart disease and 60 percent lower odds of hip fractures, researchers report in Menopause. Read the report here.
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Childhood Obesity May Lead To Hip Disease: Study
London: Obesity may put children at increased risk of hip disease, a condition that can cause life-long morbidity, suggests new research. Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE) is the most common hip disease of adolescence. The condition always requires surgery, can cause significant pain, and often leads to a hip replacement in adolescence or ea...
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Beware Parents! Childhood Obesity Can Increase Risk of Hip Disease in Adolescence
Recently, a study published in the journal of Archives of Disease in Childhood has stated that childhood obesity can increase the risk of hip diseases in adolescence.
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Women At Higher Risk of Osteoarthritis Than Men, Says Arthritis Foundation of India
According to a new study, conducted by the Arthritis Foundation of India, the severity ofarthritisis much higher in females as compared to males.
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Beware! Belly Fat Can Indicate Heart Risk
According to the latest genetic evidence people who carry more fat in their belly as compared to the hips or thighs are at a greater risk of developing heart disease and diabetes.
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Exercise Offers Limited Relief For Arthritis Pain: Study
Exercise shows only small, short-term effects for osteoarthritis, with inconclusive long-term benefit.
-
Being Tall Has Disadvantages Too: 5 Common Health Issues You Didn't Know About
While height is often admired for its social perks, research shows that being tall can also bring unique health challenges.
-
Our Genes Affect Where Fat Is Stored In Our Bodies: Study
Fat stored in the trunk has previously been associated with increased disease risk. Men have a greater amount of abdominal fat than women and this may explain the increased prevalence of cardiovascular disease observed in males.
-
Childhood Obesity May Up Risk Of Hip Disease in Teenage: What To Eat And Avoid In Obesity
Children who are obese are more likely to develop a debilitating hip disease -- Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE)
-
Childhood Obesity Can Increase Risk Of Osteoarthritis; Risk Factors Of Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity may increase risk of knee and hip osteoarthritis as adults, a recent study states. Know the various risk factors of childhood obesity.
-
Vaginal Oestrogen Doesn't Increase A Woman's Risk Of Heart Disease Or Cancer
Compared with women who didn't use vaginal oestrogen, women who did had a 48 percent lower risk of heart disease and 60 percent lower odds of hip fractures, researchers report in Menopause. Read the report here.
-
Childhood Obesity May Lead To Hip Disease: Study
London: Obesity may put children at increased risk of hip disease, a condition that can cause life-long morbidity, suggests new research. Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE) is the most common hip disease of adolescence. The condition always requires surgery, can cause significant pain, and often leads to a hip replacement in adolescence or ea...
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Beware Parents! Childhood Obesity Can Increase Risk of Hip Disease in Adolescence
Recently, a study published in the journal of Archives of Disease in Childhood has stated that childhood obesity can increase the risk of hip diseases in adolescence.
-
Women At Higher Risk of Osteoarthritis Than Men, Says Arthritis Foundation of India
According to a new study, conducted by the Arthritis Foundation of India, the severity ofarthritisis much higher in females as compared to males.
-
Beware! Belly Fat Can Indicate Heart Risk
According to the latest genetic evidence people who carry more fat in their belly as compared to the hips or thighs are at a greater risk of developing heart disease and diabetes.
