Throughout the history of human civilization's progress, apart from the continuous breakthroughs in science, technology, and the humanities, the rapid development of modern medical technology in recent times has made it possible to cure many once-fatal diseases.

Modern medicine has not only triumphed over numerous dreadful illnesses, significantly extending human lifespan, but has also led to a qualitative leap in people's quality of life.

Just recently!

Australia has once again achieved a major medical breakthrough! This remarkable discovery has immediately gone viral!

Finally, there is a drug available to treat arthritis! Don't underestimate arthritis just because it may not seem as deadly as cancer or malaria. However, this ailment has been seriously affecting the quality of life for a large number of people.

Nowadays, arthritis is extremely common not only among the middle-aged and elderly but also increasingly prevalent among young people. It is a disease that often proves incurable throughout one's lifetime.

Moreover, the deterioration of arthritis is irreversible. As people age, it can become a lifelong burden of pain. With the progression of the disease, many individuals may start with joint pain and eventually develop to the point of losing their ability to work. In severe cases, without undergoing joint replacement surgery, patients are unable to stand or walk properly.

According to surveys, there are 355 million people worldwide suffering from arthritis of varying degrees!

This stubborn ailment is not only difficult to treat but also greatly impacts people's normal lives. From octogenarians and nonagenarians to teenagers, one in every six people is afflicted by arthritis. The terrifying aspect of this disease is that it spares no one regardless of age, and it has become a common and persistent health issue.

Despite being such a tormenting condition, until now, there has been no effective drug to treat it. Although osteoarthritis can damage any joint in the patient's body, it typically affects the joints of the hands, knees, hips, and spine.