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If you have arthritis, these activities may lower hip-replacement risk (opens the original)
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If you’re a serious runner, tennis player, bushwalker, skier or even ballet dancer, you’ve probably heard from well-meaning strangers that you’re going to ruin your knee or hip joint because of all the pounding with each stride, slice, step, schuss or plie. But a large-scale new study found that people with hip arthritis who participated in high-impact activities such as jogging and tennis were about half as likely to later have a hip replacement as those who didn’t do high-impact pursuits. They
If you have arthritis, these activities may lower hip-replacement risk (opens the original)
Read excerpt
If you’re a serious runner, tennis player, bushwalker, skier or even ballet dancer, you’ve probably heard from well-meaning strangers that you’re going to ruin your knee or hip joint because of all the pounding with each stride, slice, step, schuss or plie. But a large-scale new study found that people with hip arthritis who participated in high-impact activities such as jogging and tennis were about half as likely to later have a hip replacement as those who didn’t do high-impact pursuits. They
If you have arthritis, these activities may lower hip-replacement risk (opens the original)
Read excerpt
If you’re a serious runner, tennis player, bushwalker, skier or even ballet dancer, you’ve probably heard from well-meaning strangers that you’re going to ruin your knee or hip joint because of all the pounding with each stride, slice, step, schuss or plie. But a large-scale new study found that people with hip arthritis who participated in high-impact activities such as jogging and tennis were about half as likely to later have a hip replacement as those who didn’t do high-impact pursuits. They
If you have arthritis, these activities may lower hip-replacement risk (opens the original)
Read excerpt
If you’re a serious runner, tennis player, bushwalker, skier or even ballet dancer, you’ve probably heard from well-meaning strangers that you’re going to ruin your knee or hip joint because of all the pounding with each stride, slice, step, schuss or plie. But a large-scale new study found that people with hip arthritis who participated in high-impact activities such as jogging and tennis were about half as likely to later have a hip replacement as those who didn’t do high-impact pursuits. They
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