Joint Pain

Aspirin reduces risk of blood clots, heart attacks, stroke, but increases bleeding making it a double-edged sword

Aspirin’s history goes back some 3,500 years when the Egyptians and the Sumerians started using willow bark to alleviate pain and fever. Yet, aspirin is also one of those drugs that every doctor (and dentist) will ask you about before doing an invasive procedure, no matter how small

Scientists uncover mechanism of joint cartilage formation

Indian researchers have made headway towards finding a molecule that can stop degeneration as well as promote regeneration of articular cartilage.