Download presentation slides Duration: 1 hour Living with the fire of arthritis in your hands and feet is extremely challenging. Because we use these parts of our body so often, almost every move can be accompanied by pain and stiffness. In this webinar Dr. Heather Baltzer and physiotherapist Tamara Gotal share tips for keeping
Download presentation slides [PDF] Duration: 1 hour In this webinar researcher and medical cannabis expert, Dr. Jason McDougall, shares what research is telling us about using medical cannabis as a treatment to manage arthritis pain. The webinar covers: Why researchers think medical cannabis may benefit people living with arthritis What research is currently being
Duration: 1 hour Increasingly, people are exploring medical cannabis as a treatment option for their arthritis. It’s important to get the facts. In this Arthritis Talks webinar, Dr. Paul Daeninck discusses: risks of medical cannabis use by people with arthritis over 50 years of age known interactions between medical cannabis and other medications those
Duration: 1 hour Rheumatologist Dr. Mary-Ann Fitzcharles discusses complementary therapies and emerging treatments for arthritis being studied around the world. The webinar will discuss what works and the science behind: exercises such as Tai Chi and Qigong supplements such as turmeric, echinacea and ginger diets such as gluten-free, low-FODMAP and Neolithic emerging treatments such
Duration: 1 hour Rheumatologist Dr. David Robinson provides an introduction and discusses managing inflammatory types of arthritis such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis.
Download presentation slides [PDF] Duration: 1 hour Most people living with arthritis have experienced the debilitating pain and relentless fire that comes with an arthritis flare. In this webinar rheumatologist, Dr. Michelle Teo, discusses how to take control of your arthritis flares. The webinar covers: What are flares and what contributes to them? Are
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