For about 40 percent of people with rheumatoid arthritis, non-joint symptoms can range from bothersome to markers of serious illness. Fortunately, they can be managed — as long as you recognize them and speak up.
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New study led by the Hospital for Special Surgery drives home the importance of the patient perspective in research, education, diagnosis, and care.
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These physical therapist-approved stretches can help you kickstart the habit of adding simple movement into your life.
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Diabetes can affect your bone health and increase your risk of fractures and osteoporosis. Here’s how to protect your bones and manage your blood sugar.
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Taking time to think about what keeps you happy and healthy (and what causes pain and fatigue) can help bring you more joy this holiday season. Make a list — and check it twice.
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For people with chronic illness, imposter syndrome leaves them with the illusion that their symptoms are “in their head.”
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Your underlying condition may have already been robbing you of sleep — add the effects of long COVID, and protecting your slumber may become more crucial than ever.
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Planning and cooking an extravagant menu when you have rheumatoid arthritis (RA), or another chronic illness, can be stressful. To the rescue: A few tips to ease the burden of holiday meals.
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It may not seem like it on the surface, but these two conditions have a lot in common. Get the facts to protect your heart and your bones.
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“Disability can really bring out our creativity, and the holidays provide the opportunity to figure out new ways we can do some of our favorite things.”
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