Frequent knee pain was less likely to develop in those over age 50 who have arthritis and walked for exercise compared to those who did not walk, according to a study published in the Journal ...

Septic arthritis of the knee involves a sudden, severe infection in one or both knee joints. Without treatment, it can impair mobility, lead to permanent damage, or even be fatal. Septic arthritis is ...

Knee tightness could be a symptom of an injury, arthritis, or muscle weakness in your quads. While gentle stretches and exercise can offer relief, you may want to talk with a healthcare professional ...

Medically reviewed by Grant Hughes, MD Key Takeaways Knee pain can happen from sitting in the wrong spot or sitting too ...

Psoriatic arthritis is an autoimmune condition that causes joint problems alongside psoriasis. It can affect just about any joint in your body, including your knees. There is no cure, but there are ...

It’s commonly thought, especially among non-runners, that running will damage your knees over time. That would make staying on the sofa seem eminently sensible. But it’s more likely that regular ...