Arthritis Research Education Series
Discover directions for living well with arthritis.
Do you live with arthritis? Are you looking for answers about how to live well with this chronic disease? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
The Arthritis Research Education Series was created by Arthritis Research Canada’s Patient Advisory Board to share research results and solutions with people who need them most.
Life with arthritis can feel overwhelming. Arthritis Research Canada is here to help with practical research for navigating life with different types of this disease.
Are you looking for answers about employment, sleep, preventing falls, mental health, arthritis complications like heart disease, exercise, biosimilar transition policies and more? We’ve got you covered. Start finding answers today through the Arthritis Research Education Series: your map for navigating life with arthritis.
Lupus Under the Microscope
Learn about the latest research to understand how lupus develops.
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HELP! I can't sleep. Arthritis & Insomnia
Stop counting sheep. Start getting high-quality sleep.
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Stop Osteoarthritis After a Sports Injury
It's important to play the long game when it comes to knee health.
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Preventing Falls in Older Adults
We're taking steps to stop falls in adults over the age of 65.
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Making it Work™: Employment & Arthritis
Your career doesn't have to end just because you have arthritis.
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The Care Equation: You + Your Doctor
It's a team effort. Understanding arthritis healthcare decisions.
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Cardiovascular Disease & Arthritis
Get to the heart of this serious, life-threatening complication.
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The Puzzle of Hip Pain & Hip Osteoarthritis
It’s hip to be aware. Understanding femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) as a cause of hip osteoarthritis (OA).
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Anxiety & Depression in People with Arthritis
Just as your physical health is important, so is your mental health.
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Arthritis Research Canada thanks all our patient partners who generously share their lived experiences to help make the Arthritis Research Education Series possible.
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