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‘ A ‘ is for aches. Ask someone in their seventies how they are, and they’re likely to say,’ alright, but for the usual aches and pains’. As we get older, rheumatic ailments are among the most common reasons for people to go and see their doctor, and women are three times more likely to suffer from them than men. The three O’s are often the villains. Osteoarthritis happens when the tissue that connects the joints of knees, hands, hips and spine (the cartilage) wears away, leaving the surface of the bones with less protection. Sometimes the pain disappears for