COVID-19 Vaccines: What you Need to Know
Canadians started receiving COVID-19 vaccines on December 14, 2020. The vaccine rollout sparked hope, but also raised fears and questions. Our scientific director, Dr. Diane Lacaille, offers answers.
2021 ARThritis Soirée
Arthritis Research Canada’s signature event will celebrate its 8th year of creating awareness and raising funds for life-changing arthritis research in a new, virtual format. Allowing us to welcome guests from across Canada and beyond.
What is Arthritis Research?
Our research addresses the challenges people with arthritis face with the end goal of improving their overall quality of life. What does that look like in action? A couple of our scientists weigh in to give you an idea.
Arthritis Patients Patiently Await COVID-19 Vaccine
“I will wait patiently for my vaccine, but I would love my turn and everyone’s turn to be here right now.” A patient with autoimmune arthritis talks pandemic life and vaccine hopes.
Meet Rob Appleton, Our New Executive Director
Arthritis Research Canada announced Rob Appleton as its new executive director in January. Learn about his passion and goals for arthritis research.
I have a Compromised Immune System. How Could COVID-19 Affect Me?
Living with an autoimmune inflammatory disease? Want to know how infections, like COVID-19, affect you? Senior scientist, Dr. Paul Fortin, has launched a study to find out just that.
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