New research shows there is a need for aggressive preventive care to decrease racial health disparities and improve outcomes for lupus patients.
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The research shows that earlier bone density screening and osteoporosis therapies could be highly beneficial for at-risk men, who are underdiagnosed and undertreated.
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The injuries that Kristal Kent endured while serving in the army have shaped the entire rest of her life. Here’s what she wants others to know about what it’s like to be a veteran with chronic health conditions.
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While most studies have concluded — not surprisingly — that it’s common for people with rheumatic disease to be depressed or anxious, there were a few interesting glimmers of positivity worth noting too.
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Rheumatoid arthritis patient Eileen Davidson has had her share of doctor visits virtually and in person. Here’s her take on the good and bad of telehealth — and why it’s transformed her care.
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New research shows that other types of blood thinners may be better suited for those with osteoarthritis.
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This advice from Laurie Ferguson, PhD, clinical psychologist and Director of Education Development at the Global Healthy Living Foundation, can help you recognize ambient stress and avoid succumbing to its effects.
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Staying active can help reduce your arthritis symptoms and help you feel better overall.
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In a recent study, 86 percent of people with lupus and 72 percent of rheumatologists treating lupus agreed that having people fill out short surveys about fatigue, pain, and more helped improve communication.
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A new study from ArthritisPower shows that patients are very engaged when it comes to using a smartwatch along with short surveys to better understand rheumatoid arthritis symptoms.
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