Bones and joints deteriorate as well, Dr. Lakatta said.
A podiatrist and an orthopedist checked their bones and joints.
In 1830 Gross published a treatise on diseases of the bones and joints.
Some breeds are also at risk of developing elbow dysplasia and other problems of the bones and joints.
Others could be direct, sex-specific, genetic effects on motivation to win, aggressiveness or shape of the bones and joints.
Nature's rough and rolling floors will burn fat much faster than any pavement, and will preserve your bones and joints better than inelastic and unforgiving tarmac.
She spent the last 13 years of her life in Milledgeville, most of them on crutches, her bones and joints ravaged by lupus.
Ms. Curlee hands out lesson plans on an array of subjects, including rhythm and poetry, bones and joints, the layers of the rain forest.
Hemophilia, finally, is a generalized hereditary condition that affects the skeletal system only secondarily by bleeding in the bones and joints.
Trench fever, infectious disease characterized by sudden onset with fever; headache; sore muscles, bones, and joints; and outbreaks of skin lesions on the chest and back.
Metallic, ceramic, and composite materials are usually utilized for hard tissues such as bones and joints.
