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Aerobic Exercise Eases Knee Osteoarthritis Pain, Boosts Mobility

10/23/2025

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The BMJ reports a new study showing aerobic exercise reduces pain and improves mobility in knee osteoarthritis.
The analysis covers 217 trials with over 15,500 participants and finds regular movement improves joint function.
Inactivity may worsen symptoms, making structured aerobic exercise a first-line intervention.
Starting with gentle activities and gradually increasing intensity, aerobic exercise is safe with no adverse events reported.

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The BMJ reports a new study showing aerobic exercise reduces pain and improves mobility in knee osteoarthritis.
The analysis covers 217 trials with over 15,500 participants and finds regular movement improves joint function.
Inactivity may worsen symptoms, making structured aerobic exercise a first-line intervention.
Starting with gentle activities and gradually increasing intensity, aerobic exercise is safe with no adverse events reported.