NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Many people take glucosamine for arthritis-like symptoms but results of a new study suggest that glucosamine has no clinically meaningful effect on pain, function, or ...

A popular supplement that is said to rebuild cartilage in sore joints may be less potent than believed, a new study suggests. Researchers at Tufts-New England Medical Center found that only a small ...

(Reuters Health) - Oral glucosamine, a natural supplement often marketed for joint pain, has no more effect than a dummy pill, according to a new review of available research. The analysis of ...

Glucosamine has long been used as a supplement to help ease the joint pain of arthritis, but new research suggests its anti-inflammatory properties might also lower heart disease risk. The finding ...

Many people take glucosamine for arthritis-like symptoms but results of a new study suggest that glucosamine has no clinically meaningful effect on pain, function, or disease progression in patients ...

A San Francisco orthopedist thinks he has a remedy for arthritis sufferers -- and one that isn't hard to swallow. Dr. Kevin Stone's patients had long raved about the effectiveness of taking ...

A daily glucosamine drink supplement failed to prevent deterioration of knee cartilage, reduce bone bruises or ease knee pain, according to a recent short-term study of the popular, if controversial, ...

People with arthritis who take glucosamine have said it makes their joints feel better, and some studies have confirmed these reports. Now a three-year study at the Prague Institute of Rheumatology ...

Supplements might seem like a good strategy for joint pain. But in many cases, they may do more harm than good. Getty Images. EatingWell design. When you’re living with arthritis, supplements might ...

The claim. "My joints have gotten a little stiff lately, and at first I thought I had to live with it because of pro football and just getting older, but then my doctor told me about Joint Juice," ...