Overweight and obese patients have lower rate of remission at six and 12 months of follow-up

Innovative, satirical physician discusses the syndrome and antidote

Surgeon General talks about importance of bringing joy back into movement and medicine

Communities can raise their own leaders; may be key approach to change at community level

Review sees link between health care providers' physical activity level, counseling offered

Cholecalciferol cuts phosphocreatine recovery half-time for those with vitamin D deficiency

Second study shows improved physical activity levels after total hip arthroplasty

Over 90 percent with sedentary jobs return; nearly 80 percent return to very-heavy-work jobs

In small study, more than half of surveyed physicians reported musculoskeletal discomfort

Policy aims to ensure patient welfare outweighs employer imperatives

Worsening of depression symptoms also tied to mortality risk; associations stronger in men

Being overweight, obese has stronger effect on risk for seronegative than seropositive RA

Less progression of cartilage degradation; less decrease in joint width space versus placebo

Patients with menopause before age 45 less likely to develop severe rheumatoid arthritis

Despite recent drop in prevalence, increasing number of extreme elderly ups absolute number

Myocardial strain imaging IDs early abnormalities in cardiac function; tied to disease severity

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