Adults who are overweight or obese have more osteoarthritis than people who are not. Some research suggests that 66% of adults who have been diagnosed with arthritis are overweight or obese, compared to 53% of adults who do not have arthritis. The good news is that losing as little as 11 pounds of weight can significantly reduce the risk of arthritis.
Adults who are overweight or obese have more osteoarthritis than
people who are not. Some research suggests that 66% of adults who
have been diagnosed with arthritis are overweight or obese,
compared to 53% of adults who do not have...
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Donna Hill Howes answered:Adults who are overweight or obese have more osteoarthritis than people who are not. Some research suggests that 66% of adults who have been diagnosed with arthritis are overweight or obese, compared to 53% of adults who do not have arthritis. The good news is that losing as little as 11 pounds of weight can significantly reduce the risk of arthritis.Adults who are overweight or obese have more osteoarthritis than people who are not. Some research suggests that 66% of adults who have been diagnosed with arthritis are overweight or obese, compared to 53% of adults who do not have... More
