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The group's discourse reflects a generally positive reception of the article, with posters citing supporting research, such as the 2008 study, and challenging misconceptions about running causing knee problems; their tone is analytical and somewhat dismissive of fears, emphasizing evidence-based conclusions.
Most comments align with the findings that long-distance running does not increase osteoarthritis risk, with some referencing supporting studies or dismissing common fears.
Discussions show moderate interest, with posters referencing specific research and sharing opinions on the health effects of running.
Posts go beyond surface-level comments by citing multiple studies and debating the implications, indicating a decent level of detailed engagement.
While influential, the discussions seem more academic and awareness-raising rather than causing widespread behavioral change, leading to a moderate impact score.
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@Dzejno It is possible it’s attributable to survivorship bias, yes. There isn't much prospective data. I am aware of this one, fairly small, but it tells the same story: https://t.co/H8xH7gjAJd There's a bigger one in the works: https://t.co/Qg8Z9iAAdC
@RosyPosy_kitteh @AshCurryOcd The research actually shows running is good for the knees and helps cartilage regenerate. It tends to be twisting movements which damage knees eg in football https://t.co/QjbQxe13AO
When we follow up with long distance runners over 18 years, compared to controls, we see no difference in OA https://t.co/hR6xxIJWEu so again, if someone has this fear that they will pay for it later, we can say, "Listen, common belief, now shut up and run," or be kind.
@SmershG @elsjonker @nrc Williams PT. Effects of Running and Walking on Osteoarthritis and Hip Replacement Risk. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2013 Jul;45(7):1292-7 Chakravarty EF, Hubert HB, Lingala VB, Zatarain E, Fries JF. Long Distance Running and Knee Osteoarthritis A Prospective Study Am J Prev Med. 2008
Are you a runner or considering starting? Join me as I explore scientific research on running and knee health, challenging the myth that running causes osteoarthritis. The evidence suggests running may not harm joints…
Running is generally health-promoting, but there is conflicting evidence about its connection to osteoarthritis of the hips and knees. A comprehensive review of over 125,000 individuals shows competitive runners may…
This video discusses studies analyzing the relationship between running and osteoarthritis of the hips and knees, highlighting that running may not harm joint health and could be beneficial, though competitive running…
Running is generally health-promoting, but this study analyzes the link between running and osteoarthritis risk for hips and knees, focusing on differences between recreational and competitive runners based on data from…
This video examines decades of scientific research to determine if running causes osteoarthritis, particularly in the knees. It highlights that while running promotes health, competitive runners may have a higher risk…
https://t.co/H8xH7gjAJd
@Dzejno It is possible it’s attributable to survivorship bias, yes. There isn't much prospective data. I am aware of this one, fairly small, but it tells the same story: https://t.co/H8xH7gjAJd There's a bigger one in the works: https://t.co/Qg8Z9iAAdC
@SmershG @elsjonker @nrc Williams PT. Effects of Running and Walking on Osteoarthritis and Hip Replacement Risk. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2013 Jul;45(7):1292-7 Chakravarty EF, Hubert HB, Lingala VB, Zatarain E, Fries JF. Long Distance Running and Knee Osteoarthritis A Prospective Study Am J Prev Med. 2008
When we follow up with long distance runners over 18 years, compared to controls, we see no difference in OA https://t.co/hR6xxIJWEu so again, if someone has this fear that they will pay for it later, we can say, "Listen, common belief, now shut up and run," or be kind.
Sources: https://t.co/xVj6xSd3tA https://t.co/H0OmxB9ZSy https://t.co/3aR6ThGFBy https://t.co/660VxumKBe https://t.co/CxjR6FRmNY https://t.co/aBRBtBvpC7 https://t.co/Jz3cNxZcAY https://t.co/OavfBWGgch
@RosyPosy_kitteh @AshCurryOcd The research actually shows running is good for the knees and helps cartilage regenerate. It tends to be twisting movements which damage knees eg in football https://t.co/QjbQxe13AO