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“Lose weight, exercise more.” How many of us have heard our physician deadpan that prescription during our annual wellness check-up? While that’s sound advice, new findings from the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation suggest how exercise can benefit people with osteoarthritis even in the absence of weight loss. OMRF scientist Tim Griffin, Ph.D., said the findings lay the groundwork for understanding cellular changes related to osteoarthritis, which affects one in eight American adults.