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According to findings of the study embarked by the researchers at the University of Nottingham in the U.K. and Ludwig-Maxmillians University in Munich, Germany, regular use of curcumin helps suppress biological mechanisms that trigger inflammation in tendon diseases.

The study

According to the findings of a new Brit study, women who wear heels or inappropriate footwears are more likely to develop arthritis later in life as compared to women who prefer wearing flats or wear heels occasionally.

The team of scientists from UK, Spain, Australia, and New Zealand, claim that genes control the rate at which bones are repaired, and may provide the reasons for the development of the disease.

Paget's disease, commonly observed at an older age and in women, interrupts the body's normal method of breaking and replacing old bone, leading to bone pain, brittle bones, and advanced arthritis.