The study also found that following a mediterranean diet, drinking green tea and eating dark bread could reduce the risk of developing knee osteoarthritis. Published in Osteoarthritis and ...

Purdue professor reviewed studies on whether diet soft drinks increases likelihood of overeating Some studies that were reviewed suggest diet soda may be just as bad as non-diet American Beverage ...

The study also found that following a Mediterranean diet, drinking green tea and eating dark bread could reduce the risk of developing knee osteoarthritis. Published in Osteoarthritis and ...

On the other hand, we found some factors may lower the risk of developing knee osteoarthritis. These included following a Mediterranean diet (which includes plenty of vegetables, olive oil ...

Refers to the latest 2 years of omaha.com stories. Cancel anytime. Diet sodas become popular in the 1960s. Diet 7UP is dead. Long live 7UP Zero Sugar. As you make your way through the soda aisle ...

As you make your way through the soda aisle, you may notice a lot less of the word "diet" than you used to. That's because some diet sodas are disappearing — or at least, that packaging is gone.

Patients with knee osteoarthritis who received intraarticular therapies but delayed physical therapy had higher risk for further injections. Attending 13 or more sessions decreased that likelihood.

The problem? Osteoarthritis in the knee, the No. 1 reason people have costly knee-replacement surgeries. Researchers at the University of Arizona Arthritis Center are now using a $3.4 million ...

An estimated 30 million Americans — or more than 11 percent of the adult population — suffer from knee osteoarthritis, the degenerative disease that prompts most knee replacements. In addition ...

According to a new scientific study published in the journal Nature Metabolism, non-caloric sweeteners (often found in diet sodas and other drinks) mess with the brain’s response to hunger and satiety ...

According to a new scientific study published in the journal Nature Metabolism, non-caloric sweeteners (often found in diet sodas and other drinks) mess with the brain’s response to hunger and ...