
An injectable gel to treat osteoarthritis: research takes a new step forward
Scientists have developed a gel that sits inside a joint for weeks, slowly releasing medication while also improving cartilage lubrication.
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Scientists have developed a gel that sits inside a joint for weeks, slowly releasing medication while also improving cartilage lubrication.
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Osteoarthritis affects hundreds of millions of people, yet the most powerful treatment is often overlooked: regular, adapted daily movement.
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Researchers have found that certain terpenes, aromatic molecules from cannabis and other plants, could relieve chronic pain without any psychoactive effect.
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Researchers found GLP-1 hormone receptors inside arthritic joints, suggesting drugs like Wegovy may fight joint inflammation directly, not just through weight loss.
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Researchers have identified a natural compound in Aloe vera, beta-sitosterol, that may interact with key enzymes involved in memory loss. A promising, still early-stage discovery.
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Stanford researchers have discovered that blocking a specific aging-related protein can regenerate cartilage and prevent arthritis, a potential game-changer for millions of patients.
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A new study suggests a bone hormone may stop pain-sensing nerves from invading damaged spinal discs, a major biological breakthrough in understanding chronic back pain.
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