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    Jan 18

    Repeated pain makes men more sensitive — but not women
    A new study by Canadian researchers has found that men and women remember pain differently and that the memory of earlier pain makes men hypersensitive to later pain, but not women.
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    Jan 03

    Paralyzed former rock climber explores cutting-edge science in Toronto
    New research at the University of Toronto will examine arthritis pain caused by inflammation.
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    Jan 02

    Parents with disabilities face expensive options
    Halifax children's hospital works with volunteers at non-profit organization to help parents adapt.
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    Dec 23

    Opinion: Canadian children with arthritis lack vitamin D
    A new analysis of global research finds that children with the most frequent type of arthritis have abnormally low vitamin D blood levels..
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    Nov 28

    Why many Canadians face long waits or big bills to have painful medical devices removed
    In the past ten years, as many as 7,800 Canadians have gone through a removal or revision surgery involving an implanted medical device — and those numbers don't include Canadians who travelled south of the border for surgery.
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    Nov 20

    Canadians giving up necessities, going into debt to pay for prescriptions, study finds
    A new study finds 731,000 Canadians across the country borrowed money to pay for medication.
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    Aug 17

    What Teachers Should Know About Juvenile Arthritis
    Many teachers this year will get a student who has Juvenile Arthritis. Learn about what teachers should know in order to understand and help their students with Juvenile Arthritis.
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    Jun 18

    When it comes to weight loss in overweight and obese adults with knee osteoarthritis, more is better
    Researchers have found that overweight and obese individuals with knee osteoarthritis can significantly reduce pain and improve function and mobility with a 10% or more weight loss over an 18-month period.
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    Feb 01

    Demand for medical cannabis growing among arthritis patients
    More and more Canadians are wanting to learn about medical cannabis - and we're here to answer their questions. 
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