One of the most common treatments for osteoarthritis is 'ineffective'
The condition affects around 400,000 people in Ireland.
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The condition affects around 400,000 people in Ireland.
A study has found the drug to be no more effective than a placebo in treating the condition.
Research claims that drugs like paracetamol reduces agitation in patients – and could be substitute for antipsychotic meds.
A study finds that a picture of your partner can be just as effective in offering relief as a painkiller.
Study from New Zealand concludes that “liberally” giving products containing paracetamol given to children may have serious side-effects.
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