During the Global Healthy Living Foundation’s recent webinar, rheumatologist Grace Wright, MD, discusses the differences between in-person care and telehealth in rheumatology and how to know which type of appointment is right for you.
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Myths about gout are far too common and may be harmful to people with it. Here, we share the facts about this often misunderstood form of inflammatory arthritis.
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In the Global Healthy Living Foundation’s latest COVID-19 Patient Support Program poll, 50 percent of respondents said they feel more comfortable doing activities in public this summer compared to last summer when there was no COVID-19 vaccine. That said, they will still be taking precautions like wearing a mask and keeping group gatherings small.
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Clinical psychologist Laurie Ferguson, PhD, Director of Education Development at the Global Healthy Living Foundation, provides tips to help you move on from the “meh” you’ve been feeling lately during the pandemic and find the joy in life again.
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In her new book “Sex Interrupted,” rheumatology nurse practitioner Iris Zink MSN, RN explores the sexual and intimacy challenges people with chronic illnesses may face — and provides tips on how to overcome them.
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Although new CDC guidance says that fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear face masks in most settings, the ‘rules’ are different for people who are immunocompromised.
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Your gout flare may come with an unexpected side effect: kidney stones. Here are more signs your kidney stones could be related to gout and how to treat your uric acid stones.
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Here’s how to talk to your boss about flexible work options, and how to stay safe if you do return to the workplace.
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Myths about psoriatic arthritis (PsA) are far too common and may be harmful to those who have it. Here, we share the facts about this rheumatic disease.
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Most people haven’t heard of ICD-10 codes, but they impact all aspects of your health care, from the bills you pay to the science that seeks to understand your condition.
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