Osteoarthritis Treatment May Eliminate Joint Replacements

10 May Osteoarthritis Treatment May Eliminate Joint Replacements

Posted at 14:54h in Osteoarthritis, Osteoarthritis Research by

In this next installment of our new #CureArthritis web series we take a look out how grant recipient Dr. Denis Evseenko is on the cusp of creating the first medication to treat Osteoarthritis.

Currently, people with osteoarthritis have very few options for managing the disease and because of this, many people end up with total joint replacements. Dr. Evseenko has devised a treatment that could dramatically change how we approach osteoarthritis. For the first time ever, people with Osteoarthritis have hope on the horizon to treat the underlying disease, and potentially reverse some of it’s affects.

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derek@curearthritis.org

The Arthritis National Research Foundation's mission is to provide initial research funding to brilliant, investigative scientists with new ideas to cure arthritis and related autoimmune diseases. Writing articles about the patients affected and the science being done to find a cure shows why we need to come together to #CureArthritis!

3 Comments
  • Christie D Ross
    Posted at 21:21h, 31 May Reply

    Please keep me informed as I am in pain every day.

  • Joseph Charping
    Posted at 16:52h, 31 January Reply

    I’ve been diagnosed with moderate osteoarthritis and shoulder replacement surgery was recommended over a year ago. I don’t consider this to be an option. I am willing to put up with the pain hoping a treatment can be found that would avoid surgery.. If you start a clinical trail and need volunteers, count me in.

  • Loretta Frazer
    Posted at 17:53h, 06 April Reply

    I live in Greenville, SC and I would love to participate in this clinical trial.

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