Low-Cal Diet Plus Exercise May Help Patients With Hip OA

(MedPage Today) — Adding a super low-calorie diet to an exercise program improved some aspects of hip osteoarthritis (OA) in a randomized trial, but maybe not enough to recommend widely.
Outcomes including pain and function as assessed with the…

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