Video: new synthetic joint lubricant developed at Cornell could be the future of osteoarthritis relief.
In this WCNY "Cycle of Health" program excerpt, airing January 9, 2020, Meinig School Professors David Putnam and Lawrence Bonassar (with postdoc Zhexun Sun) describe how a new synthetic joint lubricant developed at Cornell could be the future of osteoarthritis relief.
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