Research from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, said: Our findings provide the first prospective evidence that the risk of gout flares is higher during the night and early morning hours than during the day. As a result of our study, prophylactic measures that prevent gout flares, especially at night, may be more effective. arthritisresearchuk.org/news/general-news/2014/december/gout-attacks-twice-as-likely-at-night-as-during-the-day.aspx Read our report about the impact of Gout here in the UK arthritiscare.org.uk/LivingwithArthritis/gout-nation-2014
Posted on: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 10:26:12 +0000