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Joint pain
Osteoarthritis of the knee – the most common cause of knee pain – is a “wear-and-tear” condition that usually does not get better, notes orthopedic surgeon Dino Nicol E. DeJesus, D.O., who specializes in joint replacement at Cooper’s Bone and Joint Institute.
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Osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis in the United States, with nearly 27 million people affected by it. In fact, osteoarthritis of the knee and hips is the leading cause of arthritis-related disability in the nation. The disease affects people of all races and occupational backgrounds. (MORE)

With school back in session and family life returning to stricter schedules and required routines, parents can sometimes face unwanted behaviors and opposition from their children. (MORE)

In a study of weekend behavior, people on diet or exercise routines consistently stopped losing weight — or worse, gained it – over the weekends. (MORE)

Consuming a variety of nutrient-rich foods gives your body the nutrition it needs every day to help protect against illness and reduce the risk of chronic disease. Taking small steps can help you create healthy habits that will benefit your health now, and for the rest of your life. (MORE)

Pizza
VideoHere’s how to make pizza that’s healthful and easy. This pizza uses a store-bought crust, and squash and zucchini over a bed of hummus. (MORE)

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