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Corinne McCrimmon: Quality of Sleep Tied to Quality of Life

Aug 28, 2025 | News

Corinne McCrimmon: Quality of Sleep Tied to Quality of Life As a child, Corinne McCrimmon remembers curling herself into a ball and wishing the pain would go away. Diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis at age five, her disease, and the complications and...

Jennifer Pielak: Arthritis & Parenting

Aug 28, 2025 | News

Jennifer Pielak: Arthritis & Parenting For Jennifer, it started with stiff hands in the morning and progressed to random tingles and throbs in toes, knees and fingers – strange enough to notice, but small enough to ignore. Then came the all-consuming wave of...

Kohle Merry: It’s Not Hip to Have Osteoarthritis Young

Aug 28, 2025 | News

Kohle Merry: It’s Not Hip to Have Osteoarthritis Young Over 100,000 hip and knee replacement surgeries are performed in Canada each year, according to a report by the Canadian Institute for Health Information. Most people receiving them are older than 65 and living...

Researchers Plant Seed for Stronger Patient Partnerships

Jun 25, 2025 | Media Release, News

News Researchers Plant Seed for Stronger Patient Partnerships June 26, 2025 (Vancouver) – Arthritis Research Canada researchers are shedding light on the importance of patient and public engagement in research and highlighting tools to help fellow scientists build...

Tackling Health Inequities: National Funding to Support Indigenous-Led Arthritis Research

Jun 20, 2025 | Media Release, News

News Tackling Health Inequities: National Funding to Support Indigenous-Led Arthritis Research June 19, 2025 (Vancouver) – June 20, 2025 (Vancouver) – Dr. Cheryl Barnabe, a Senior Scientist at Arthritis Research Canada, and an Indigenous-led team have secured a grant...

Is ChatGPT the Next Dr. Google?

Jun 19, 2025 | Media Release, News

News Is ChatGPT the Next Dr. Google? Evaluating AI Accuracy in Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis Queries June 19, 2025 (Vancouver) – New Arthritis Research Canada study reveals artificial intelligence can provide accurate medical information on juvenile idiopathic...