Osteoarthritis and cartilage

Heat pulses may change daily rhythms in joint cartilage

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Abstract

Disruption of the circadian clock is linked to cartilage degeneration in mice and increased osteoarthritis risk in humans.

  • Circadian clock disruption is associated with negative effects on cartilage health.
  • Ageing may contribute to the deterioration of circadian rhythms in cartilage.
  • Heat pulses are being investigated as a potential method to resynchronize circadian rhythms in articular cartilage.

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