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Genascence Announces First Close in Series A Financing led by Pacira BioSciences and Expands Board of Directors and Scientific Advisory Board - Vimarsana News

Genascence Announces First Close in Series A Financing led by Pacira BioSciences and Expands Board of Directors and Scientific Advisory Board

Proceeds will be used to advance clinical program of GNSC-001, company's lead candidate in osteoarthritis (OA) Brian Kotzin, M.D., and Jackson Streeter, M.D.,...

Jab for lame horses may ease pain of knee arthritis - Vimarsana News

Jab for lame horses may ease pain of knee arthritis

Tests on people with arthritis showed most got pain relief within days or weeks of the jab, and that the benefits lasted at least a year.

University of Leeds: Experience of arm pain needed for new research - Vimarsana News

University of Leeds: Experience of arm pain needed for new research

People living with painful hand and arm conditions are invited to take part in research and help create a new online support platform for patients. The research is open to people with a range of complaints including hand and thumb osteoarthritis, ten

Why is the NHS still dishing out 10,000 prescriptions a year for painkiller co-proxamol? - Vimarsana News

Why is the NHS still dishing out 10,000 prescriptions a year for painkiller co-proxamol?

Ailsa Bosworth, founder of the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society, took co-proxamol for the condition for decades before her doctor stopped prescribing it in 2015, but almost died mixing it with alcohol.

Medieval 'bloodletting' could ease gout pain - Vimarsana News

Medieval 'bloodletting' could ease gout pain

Gout typically affects the big toe because it is furthest from the heart - uric acid is more likely to turn into crystals at the extremities where body temperature is coolest.