Aching knees, hips and hands are nothing new to those with Osteoarthritis, but a new study in Oklahoma focuses on the bloodstream with the hopes of finding out why some get it and others don’t.

Knuckle cracking, often blamed for arthritis, is harmless, according to experts. The popping sound is caused by gas bubbles in joint fluid, not damage. While arthritis stems from age, genetics, or ...

"Would my daughters really want to know what goes on when they aren’t around — the challenges I face every day and all that I ...

Cracking your knuckles can trigger a variety of reactions—from the cringe-inducing to a deep sense of satisfaction. For many, ...

Fatty liver disease, a global health concern, is characterized by fat accumulation in the liver, potentially leading to ...