Arthritis

Arthritis is a common condition that causes pain and inflammation in the joints, leading to reduced mobility and quality of life. Our platform connects you with specialists who can help you understand and manage arthritis through a comprehensive approach that includes lifestyle changes, medical treatments, and expert care.

Empower yourself with knowledge and support. Explore our extensive library of resources, including detailed articles and thriving online communities, all dedicated to helping you manage arthritis. Discover effective strategies for reducing pain, inflammation, and improving joint function.

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Demystifying Arthritis: When to See a Rheumatologist

Do you wake up in the morning, feeling stiff and achy in your joints? Perhaps you've noticed that your knees, hips, or hands just don't move like they used to. If you're experiencing persistent joint pain and stiffness, you might be wondering if it's time to seek help from a rheumatologist.

Postmenopausal Trial Recruitment

The Kolling Institute is looking for more women in their latest postmenopausal bone and muscle health study. If you're a woman between the age of 50-80, we'd love you to apply below.

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MyRA

MyRA is a personalised online platform empowering individuals with Rheumatoid Arthritis to take control of their journey, offering tailored information, management strategies, and a supportive community to enhance their quality of life. With a focus on individual experiences and diverse stages of the RA journey, MyRA aims to provide valuable resources and connections for everyone affected by the condition.
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Arthritis Australia

Arthritis Australia is dedicated to improving quality-of-life for the millions of Australians living with arthritis through education, programs and advocacy. They also fund world-class research to increase our knowledge of arthritis and find better ways to prevent, treat and hopefully cure the condition in its many forms. Arthritis Australia also has an Arthritis infoline (1800 011 041) about arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions including self-management, community programs, seminars, support groups, resources etc. The Arthritis Infoline is staffed by health professionals and specially trained volunteers who are able to answer most questions about living with arthritis.

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