Arthritis steals everyday joys, forcing many who live with it to say No to the things they want or need to do. But there are ways to say Yes instead of No. Yes to advocating for our community and ...

The SelfJect device for Acthar Gel received certification from the Arthritis Foundation’s Ease of Use® program. The SelfJect injector was designed as an all-in-one injection device that comes ...

Join us for the Arthritis Foundation's "Arthritis Myth Busting" webinar, where top experts Dr. Adam Kreitenberg and Dr. Diana Girnita will tackle the most common misconceptions about arthritis.

Made up of 27 bones, 27 joints, 34 muscles and over 100 ligaments and tendons — not to mention nerves and blood vessels — the human hand is complex. We use our hands for nearly every task we do. In ...

The Arthritis Foundation granted Champions Scholarships to 20 college students living with arthritis for the 2024-25 school year.

Recommended by fitness professionals, these 7 dynamic warm-up exercises can properly prepare you for work, a workout and more. Get involved with the arthritis community. Tell us a little about ...

The Fitted Flat Sheet turns the everyday chore of making your bed into a quick and easy process. Our Fitted Flat Sheet will turn the everyday chore of making your bed into a quick and easy process. No ...

This light desk workout can help keep you limber throughout the workday and keep achiness and stiffness at bay. Extended periods of sitting can lead to stiff joints, weakened muscles, poor posture and ...

More than 100 forms of arthritis exist and together, they affect nearly 60 million people in the United States. While some forms of the disease are more common than others, each affects people in ...

Despite the uncertainties that come with a chronic disease, life for 28-year-old Canadian golfer Sadiq Jiwa has held at least two constants — pain and his love for sports. An active child, Sadiq began ...

What you eat won’t cure your arthritis, but it can have an impact both on the inflammation that drives the damage arthritis can do as well as on weight, which affects how much pressure is on your ...

Arthritis pain often interferes with a person’s ability to do their job, whether it’s typing, lifting, walking, or standing or sitting for extended periods of time. But workers with a disability have ...