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Dr. Diane Lacaille Interview – CHTM Thompson – Arthritis Awareness Month
Arthritis Research Canada's Scientific Director, Dr. Diane Lacaille chats with 102.9 CHTM Thompson about Arthritis Awareness Month.Part one of interview Part two of...
read moreLa nouvelle directrice scientifique d’Arthrite-recherche Canada, la Dre Diane Lacaille
21 ans au service d’Arthrite-recherche Canada : le parcours de la Dre Lacaille au sein de l’organisme, de stagiaire à directrice scientifique
read moreIl n’y a pas de mal à ne pas se sentir bien – Parler de l’arthrite et de la santé mentale
En parlant ouvertement de son expérience, Eileen Davidson espère briser le silence, réduire la stigmatisation et faire reculer les idées fausses qui circulent sur l’arthrite et la santé mentale.
read moreS’adapter à la nouvelle normalité: retourner à l’école ou au travail pendant la pandémie
Allez-vous retourner à l’école ou au travail cet automne? Il est important que vous vous prépariez et que vous vous protégiez. Les personnes qui sont atteintes d’une maladie auto-immune devront en faire encore plus pour s’adapter à la nouvelle normalité, en prenant en particulier des précautions supplémentaires pour éviter les risques posés par la COVID-19. Découvrez comment d’autres personnes se débrouillent face à la pandémie.
read moreLe partenariat patient-chercheur est fondamental pour la recherche en rhumatologie au centre de recherche du CHU de Québec-UL
Au centre de recherche du CHU de Québec-Université Laval, le programme de recherche du Dr Paul R. Fortin, chercheur et rhumatologue, sur les Maladies Rhumatismales Autoimmunes Systémiques (MRAS), permet aux nombreux chercheurs fondamentaux qui travaillent sur les maladies inflammatoires, telles que l’arthrite rhumatoïde ou le lupus, de développer et d’améliorer leurs nombreux projets de recherche fondamentale.
read moreThe Patient-Researcher Partnership is Fundamental for Rheumatology Research at the CHU De Québec-UL Research Center
The Patient-Researcher Partnership is Fundamental for Rheumatology Research at the CHU De Québec-UL Research Center Arthritis is defined as inflammation of the joints, but it also refers to a set of complex inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis,...
read moreIt’s Okay to not be Okay – Speaking up about Arthritis and Mental Health
By talking openly about her experience, Eileen Davidson hopes to break the silence and reduce the stigma and misconceptions that have plagued arthritis and mental health.
read moreAdjusting to the ‘New Normal’: Returning to School or Work during the Pandemic
Headed Back to School or Work This Fall? It’s Important to be Prepared and Stay Safe. If you suffer from an auto-immune disease, the ‘new normal’ requires extra care to avoid the risks of COVID-19. Hear from others on how they are navigating the pandemic.
read moreArthritis Research Canada’s new Scientific Director, Dr. Diane Lacaille
21 years with Arthritis Research Canada: Dr. Lacaille’s Journey from Trainee to Scientific Director
read moreI’m Dr. Diane Lacaille, Ask Me Anything
I'm Dr. Diane Lacaille, Ask Me Anything Do you have questions about arthritis? Our Reddit AMA with Dr. Diane Lacaille is now complete. Please click here to view the AMA. Join Dr. Diane Lacaille, Scientific Director, Arthritis Research Canada, for a Reddit...
read moreHave you noticed any side effects of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) medications? Let us know!
The purpose of the study is to establish a comprehensive list of medication side effects that patients with RA might experience. This will help us to measure these side effects, and inform strategies for reducing their impact. We are interested in hearing about your experience(s)!
read moreArthritis Research Canada Welcomes Joy MacPhail and Jordan Langlois to the Organization’s Board of Directors
Arthritis Research Canada welcomes Joy MacPhail and Jordan Langlois to the organization's board of directors July 14, 2020 (Vancouver, BC) – Arthritis Research Canada is delighted to welcome two new members to our Board of Directors – Joy MacPhail and Jordan Langlois....
read moreLe fondateur et directeur scientifique d’Arthrite-recherche Canada passe le relais à sa successeure.
Le fondateur et directeur scientifique d’Arthrite-recherche Canada passe le relais à sa successeure le 7 juillet 2020 (Vancouver, C. - B) – Après 21 ans à la tête d’Arthrite-recherche Canada/Arthritis Research Canada en tant que directeur scientifique, le Dr John...
read moreArthritis Research Funding Highlights
Arthritis Research Funding Highlights Dr. Cheryl Barnabe (Arthritis Research Canada, Alberta) is Canada’s leader in research relating to the health of the indigenous community. Dr. Barnabe as Co-Principal Investigator with Cara Bablitz, Lynden Crowshoe, Michael Green,...
read moreArthritis Research Canada creator and scientific director passes the baton to successor.
Arthritis Research Canada creator and scientific director passes the baton to successor July 7, 2020 (Vancouver, BC) – After 21 years as Arthritis Research Canada/Arthrite-recherche Canada’s scientific director, world-renowned scientist and rheumatologist, Dr. John...
read moreEvaluating the safety and efficacy of biosimilars to help shape future health policies
Evaluating the safety and efficacy of biosimilars to help shape future health policies June 17, 2020 (Vancouver, BC) – Biosimilars are considered to be a safe and effective alternative to the original biologics medications in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis...
read moreNew Research on COVID-19 and Immunosuppressive Medications May Provide Answers for People with Rheumatic Diseases.
New Research on COVID-19 and Immunosuppressive Medications May Provide Answers for People with Rheumatic Diseases June 9, 2020 (Vancouver, BC) – Are people with Rheumatic Diseases who take immunosuppressive medications at a higher risk of getting COVID-19? Do people...
read moreHelp Us Continue Vital Arthritis Research
Help Us Continue Vital Arthritis Research Normally at this time of year, Arthritis Research Canada would be sharing the results of dollars raised at our annual, signature event, the ARThritis Soirée. As our sole fundraising event, it has been a very important...
read moreCOVID-19 in Quebec: Sharing Perspectives on Living with Arthritis during the Pandemic
COVID-19 in Quebec: Sharing Perspectives on Living with Arthritis during the PandemicBy Arthritis Research Canada’s Patients Intéressés Par la Recherche Sur L’arthrite (PIRA) The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases are different across Canada and as the virus spread,...
read moreUnderstanding the Prevalence of Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) Syndrome in the General Population
Understanding the Prevalence of Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) Syndrome in the General Population Currently, there is no cure for hip osteoarthritis (OA). Arthritis Research Canada’s researchers have been studying the causes of hip pain in order to determine how...
read moreDelivering Hope: Susan Le Shares Pregnancy Journey While Living with Lupus
Susan Le, member of Arthritis Research Canada’s Arthritis Patient Advisory Board (APAB) talks to us about her current pregnancy, thoughts around medication, and advice for expecting mothers with arthritis.
read moreUn message d’espoir : Susan Le raconte sa grossesse et sa vie avec le lupus
Un message d’espoir : Susan Le raconte sa grossesse et sa vie avec le lupus Malgré les risques potentiels auxquels elle pourrait être confrontée, Susan est aux anges car elle attend un enfant. On est toujours un peu nerveuse lorsqu'on est enceinte pour la première...
read moreComprendre la prévalence du conflit fémoro-acétabulaire (CFA) au sein de la population générale
Comprendre la prévalence du conflit fémoro-acétabulaire (CFA) au sein de la population générale Il n’existe à l’heure actuelle aucun remède contre l'arthrose de la hanche. Des chercheurs d’Arthrite-recherche Canada étudient les causes des douleurs aux hanches afin...
read moreAidez-nous à poursuivre la recherche essentielle sur l’arthrite
Aidez-nous à poursuivre la recherche essentielle sur l'arthrite Normalement, à cette époque de l'année, Arthrite-recherche Canada communiquerait le total des fonds recueillis lors de son évènement annuel le plus prestigieux, la Soirée de l'ARThrite. Puisque c’est...
read moreLa COVID-19 au Québec : le point de vue de personnes vivant avec l’arthrite pendant la pandémie
La COVID-19 au Québec : le point de vue de personnes vivant avec l'arthrite pendant la pandémie Le confinement lié à l'épidémie de la COVID-19 a été vécu différemment par les membres PIRA selon qu'ils soient retraités, en activité ou parents de jeunes...
read moreResearch shows hydroxychloroquine has substantial survival benefit among patients with systemic lupus erythematosus in the general population
Research shows hydroxychloroquine has substantial survival benefit among patients with systemic lupus erythematosus in the general population May 20, 2020 (Vancouver, BC) – An Arthritis Research Canada study has revealed substantial survival benefit associated with...
read moreDo you see a nurse when you visit your rheumatologist? We want to hear from you!
Researchers are interested in learning what people with rheumatic diseases think about the rheumatology care they receive in British Columbia. In British Columbia, some rheumatologists work alongside nurses to provide care in their clinics. We are interested in hearing about your experience!
read moreArthritis Research Canada new research to address impact of COVID-19 on medication use and mental health for people with arthritis
Arthritis Research Canada new research to address impact of COVID-19 on medication use and mental health for people with arthritis May 4, 2020 (Vancouver, BC) – Arthritis Research Canada’s research scientist Dr. Mary De Vera and her team have launched a new study,...
read moreParticipants needed: Understanding the experiences of individuals with immunosuppressive conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic (UNIFIED)
Have you been diagnosed with a rheumatic disease? Take part in the UNIFIED study which aims to better understand the impacts of COVID-19 on the care, treatment, and mental health of individuals living with rheumatic diseases.
read moreSelf-care during COVID-19
Self-care during COVID-19It’s normal to feel anxious as we navigate through uncertainty and it’s more important than ever to prioritize self-care during times of change. Here are some tips and coping strategies as shared by the members of Arthritis Research Canada’s...
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