Arthritis can affect many parts of your body, and many parts of your life. That’s why it pays to have a team of healthcare professionals available to help you manage all the different aspects.  read more »

By targeting the joints, arthritis undermines our ability to perform the simple yet essential activities that get us through the day. Buttoning a shirt, opening a jar, getting up from a low seat—often the most routine task becomes a major production.  read more »

Mindfulness meditation can help ease the pain of rheumatoid arthritis by reducing stress and increasing mental clarity.  read more »

Osteoporosis is a preventable disease in which bones become less dense and more fragile. Most people don’t know they have this disease until they break a bone.  read more »

People who have osteoarthritis (OA) appear to require a little more time in rehabilitation after experiencing a broken hip.  read more »

Overcoming the pain of arthritis requires a team effort. Even the most knowledgeable doctor can’t provide the highest level of pain relief without the cooperation, input, and effort of the person who is in pain.  read more »

People with osteoarthritis (OA) tend to create their own personal explanations of why they developed the condition, according to a recent British study. These personal narratives, in turn, affect how individuals perceive and manage their arthritis.  read more »

During the holiday season and into the new year, your kitchen is a place where you’re likely to spend a lot of time.  read more »

She realizes that even with the best medical management, her psoriatic arthritis—a combination of the skin and joint conditions—will worsen if she doesn’t get enough rest.  read more »