
Most people think that runners have a higher risk of developing knee problems in the future than non-runners. And this was actually proven by a 1999 study that showed women who are active in heavy physical sports as teenagers have a high risk of developing hip osteoarthritis.
But a recent study is now disproving that fact, and is in fact saying that there is no connection between running and joint injury. More, it says that running may even be protective of the joints. According to the study, commissioned by the Stanford University and published in the Archives of Internal Medicine by author James Fries, there is no correlation between running and…











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