Most complementary therapies used by people with
rheumatoid arthritis are not effective, a study has suggested.
The Arthritis Research Campaign looked at the scientific evidence available for 40 treatments.
Two thirds of treatments for rheumatoid arthritis and a fifth of treatments for osteoarthritis were found to be ineffective by the researchers.
The Arthritis Research Campaign said it wanted people who used the therapies to know what evidence was available. - BBC
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