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…ction may be indicated to achieve greater therapeutic benefit B.Obesity is a heterogeneous disease with varying effects on health, nece…

…ibed opioids. They were also more likely to have a diagnosis of osteoarthritis than those not prescribed opioids (52.2% v 32.1%; table 1) and …

…en 2015 and 2024. Eligible individuals were aged ≥50 years with osteoporosis who had been receiving vitamin D therapy. We compared those who…

… 0.92 to 0.95) was associated with lower incidence hip and knee osteoarthritis.Conclusion Using objective measures of movement behaviours, thi…

…ts (18–40 years) with knee symptoms consistent with early-onset osteoarthritis 9–36 months post-ACLR. Participants were randomly assigned to: …

…ion between MRI-defined osteoarthritis and early-stage clinical osteoarthritis criteria (i.e. a ‘positive’ score [≤85%] on two of four possibl…

…matic cases that remain undiagnosed.3 In the advanced stages of osteoarthritis, surgical intervention often becomes necessary to restore funct…

…ing to a healthy lifestyle could mitigate the burdens caused by osteoarthritis.…

…to −4.0) and small effects in hand (−10.0 95% CI −15.5 to −4.5) osteoarthritis. Varying certainty evidence indicated comparable outcomes to ed…

…esity and overweight. Among adults with a non-Asian background, obesity should be diagnosed if waist circumference is ≥88 cm in women o…

…tal healthcare services in Sub-Saharan Africa is inadequate. As osteoarthritis is the most prevalent chronic osteoarticular disease globally, …

…d surgery for improving patient-reported outcomes at 6–8 years. OA was more prevalent in the surgery group, and mechanical symptom…