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Researchers at the University of Missouri are on a mission to help patients recover from hip surgery with less pain, and they may have found an innovative solution: using the patient's own cartilage ...

A groundbreaking study has found that a simple change in walking style can ease osteoarthritis pain as effectively as medication—without the side effects. By adjusting foot angle, participants reduced ...

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In the vast ocean of health-related myths, one persistent belief has circled the waters for years—the notion that shark cartilage possesses mystical cancer-curing powers. While the idea may seem ...

German scientists developed a gel to regrow joint cartilage without surgery in August 2025. Rating: Outdated (About this rating?) Context: The posts highlighted a gel that helps joint cartilage regrow ...

The posts highlighted a gel that helps joint cartilage regrow that has been on the market since 2013, but falsely claimed Germany was still seeking regulatory approval across Europe for the treatment ...

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Hyalofast consistently demonstrated improvements over microfracture, but missed on statistical significance of the pre-specified co-primary endpoints of percent change in KOOS Pain and IKDC function ...

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Anika Therapeutics (NASDAQ:ANIK) fell ~27% on Wednesday after the orthopedic product developer announced that its cartilage repair therapy Hyalofast failed to succeed in a U.S.-based pivotal trial.