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A Familiar Drug May Also Work for Osteoarthritis
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An Australian study examined the experiences of over a hundred overweight people in their sixties who were taking metformin for osteoarthritis of their knees. The results showed that those who took metformin experienced a significantly greater reduction in knee pain than those in the control group. There have been previous indications of metformin's effects in the treatment of osteoarthritis, but there is little research evidence so far. The dru…
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