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Gout flare-ups linked to risk of heart attack and stroke – study

Gout patients who have a flare-up of symptoms are significantly more likely to go on to suffer a heart attack or a stroke, a study suggests. Patients with gout who have a flare-up were found to have higher odds of suffering a “cardiovascular event” ...

02 Aug 2022 at 17:00

Mobile phone app could ‘transform’ outcomes for gout sufferers

A phone app has been used to help some gout sufferers control their condition – with the team behind the project saying it could help transform clinical outcomes “without putting more pressure on an already stretched healthcare service”. Experts ...

19 Apr 2022 at 14:55

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9 arthritis myths we all need to stop believing

Many people assume arthritis is just an ‘old person’s’ disease, and an inevitable part of getting older. Try telling that to the parents of toddlers impacted by the condition, or the 20-somethings living with it. The suggestion that it only ...

11 Sept 2023 at 07:45

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3 common types of arthritis in over 60s – and when to seek help

Arthritis is a widespread condition in the UK, especially among those aged 60 and over. While some level of discomfort can be a natural part of ageing, ongoing or worsening symptoms may indicate a more serious issue that shouldn’t be ...

30 Jul 2025 at 14:00

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