Download presentation slides [PDF 3.2 MB] Duration: 1 hour Many Canadians live with joint pain, stiffness or problems moving joints without thinking it could be osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis can strike anyone, at any age. In fact, approximately 4 million Canadians live with this painful chronic disease. The good news is early action can lead to
Download presentation slides [PDF 2.2 MB] Duration: 1 hour If you are living with arthritis, sleep can be a challenge that may affect your quality of life. Fortunately, there are steps that you can take to reclaim peaceful nights and set yourself up for sleep success. In this Arthritis Talks webinar, registered nurse Susan
Download presentation slides [PDF 2 MB] Duration: 1 hour Research shows that staying active is one of the best things that you can do to manage your arthritis, yet getting active can be extremely challenging when you are in pain. At this Arthritis Talks webinar, physiotherapist Michael Pohlmann and occupational therapist Tara Stier will
Download presentation slides [PDF 2 MB] Duration: 1 hour Medications provide an important option to help you treat your arthritis – yet understanding the options available and determining the right one for you can be overwhelming. The good news is that medications on the market today are safer and more effective than ever before,
Download presentation slides [PDF 4.5 MB] Duration: 1 hour For some, living with arthritis is agony. The pain, discomfort and fatigue can take a toll on your body, mental health and relationships. Fortunately, there are many things that can help you find relief. In this Arthritis Talks, Rehabilitation Medicine Specialist Dr. Gordon Ko delves
Download presentation slides [PDF 3 MB] Duration: 1 hour Given that the hip is one of the largest weight-bearing joints in the body, when it is affected by arthritis it often brings extreme discomfort, pain and limited mobility. In this Arthritis Talks, orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Parth Lodhia and Dr. Marie Westby, clinical physiotherapist and
Download presentation slides Duration: 1 hour Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), most commonly referred to as lupus, is a serious inflammatory disease that can involve the joints and many organs. In fact, lupus has been called the “disease of 1,000 faces” because it can affect people in many different ways. In partnership with Lupus Canada,
Download presentation slides [PDF 2.5 MB] Duration: 1 hour Managing inflammatory arthritis can be overwhelming. With 100 different types, including rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis and many more, there is a lot of information to wade through. In this Arthritis Talks webinar, rheumatologist Dr. David Robinson zeroes in on what you really need to
Download presentation slides Duration: 1 hour Just like your arthritis, your emotional health can fluctuate. Many with arthritis share that as their arthritis pain increases, so does their stress, anxiety and depression. This is supported by research showing that Canadians living with arthritis are nearly twice as likely to have challenges with their emotional
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