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Arthritis And Lupus May Raise Heart Attack Risk

Patients with rheumatoid arthritis or systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) face an increased risk of first-time heart attack, new research suggests. […]

Young Indians susceptible to osteoporosis: report

Young urban Indians are becoming increasingly vulnerable to osteoporosis and other bone disorders due to dietary fads and spending more […]

Exercise Need Not Be Painful: Study

“No pain, no gain” may be the mantra of coaches everywhere, but it’s bad advice for most exercisers, research suggests. […]

Cod Liver Oil Eases Osteoarthritis Pain

Cod liver oil, long touted as a remedy for joint pain, really does work, scientists said on Thursday. Cod liver […]

Arthritis Patients’ Risk of Fracture Overestimated

People with rheumatoid arthritis are thought to be liable to break bones as a result of bone-thinning osteoporosis, but that […]

Ewing’s sarcoma

Information on the symptoms, treatment and diagnosis of Ewings sarcoma written by professional medical specialists.

Exciting research on our doorstep

More than 30 new medical research projects, costing over $4.3 million, have been started by the Western Australian Institute for […]

Broadband Potentially Worth $190m To Hospitals

Australian hospitals could benefit by more than $190 million over 10 years by using broadband technology, according to an Access […]

Neck pain

Information on the symptoms, treatment and diagnosis of Neck pain and stiff neck by professional health specialists.

Cervical spine dysfunction is a cause of neck pain. The cause for it is believed to be a disorder (most likely malalignment) of the pain-sensitive facet joints (which may also be due to disc disruption). Dysfunction can also cause secondary muscle spasm, which can may lead to...