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Have arthritis? Want to get stronger and feel less pain? Strength training might be the answer. It is tied to lower blood pressure and a reduced risk for typ

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International physical activity guidelines recommend adults engage in strength training exercises at least twice a week.Strength training uses resistance to

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Arthritis Research Canada works for and with patients. We conduct research aimed at arthritis prevention, early diagnosis, better treatment, and improving qu

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This unique research project was created to support people with rheumatoid arthritis to participate in strength training. Researchers are working to identify ways to support people to strength train and to develop methods to customize physical activity interventions. The goal? help people with arthritis stay healthy and strong.

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Learn more about rheumatoid arthritis, including health effects, medications, treatments and how to set realistic goals with your doctor for better disease management. Learn More. Our expert-led rheumatology webinars provide you with the latest information and advice on living with arthritis. Tune in live, or explore our archive of past events.

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Web Seminar Series. The Web Seminar Series is a medium for live and recorded webinars from world-leading experts in the field of bone and joint-related pathologies and rheumatic diseases. The series started on May 19, 2020, and is co-chaired by Dr. Mohit Kapoor and Dr. Robert Inman, Schroeder Arthritis Institute, University Health Network

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Covering a range of topics related to lifestyle, medications, surgery and various types of arthritis - you'll feel more empowered and able to tackle the challenges that come with arthritis after watching a live webinar or viewing a recording. Watch recordings of past webinars from leading arthritis experts.

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2023 Researcher Spotlight Series: Osteoarthritis. In this 1-hour webinar, doctors and ANRF researchers Shabana Amanda Ali, PhD, and Michael Jurynec, PhD, discuss cutting-edge research in osteoarthritis. The research shared will focus on how your genes could cause osteoarthritis and how the molecules that read your genes could help treat it.

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At Arthritis Research Canada, we're conducting research and developing strategies to help people with rheumatoid arthritis build strength training routines that work for them. Don't have rheumatoid arthritis? Don't worry, the information in this episode can help anyone looking to start a strength training routine.

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Strength training is safe for people with arthritis. It also comes with many benefits like improved mental health, reduced pain, fatigue and swelling, as well as decreased risk for heart disease

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GLA:D® is an 8-week education and exercise program for those with stiff and/or painful knees and/or hips, or those with knee and/or hip osteoarthritis. Research from GLA:D® in Denmark shows participants report less pain, reduced use of pain killers, fewer individuals on sick leave, and being more physically active. Learn More

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ANRF Researcher Webinar Series Registration Now Open! ANRF is excited to once again host our Researcher Spotlight Webinar Series starting this fall at 1 pm PT/4 pm ET to offer people with arthritis, caregivers, healthcare professionals, researchers and more the LATEST science-based information brought to you by experts and thought-leaders discussing topics such as: Rheumatoid Arthritis

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Do you want to understand your arthritis and how daily habits impact your symptoms and overall quality of life? Arthritis Research Canada's Senior Scientist,

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The webinar, part of Episode 12 of the organization's Arthritis Research Education Series, aims to provide practical insights for individuals dealing with arthritis as they navigate work

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Discover research-based health tracking advice from Arthritis Research Canada's Senior Scientist, Dr. Linda Li, and hear from patient partner, Eileen Davidson, about how tracking her symptoms and daily activities has impacted her quality of life with rheumatoid arthritis in our Episode 13 webinar recording, which includes a Q&A session.

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Learn more about your rheumatoid arthritis, including disease basics, how to track symptoms, set realistic goals and communicate with your health care provider for better disease management. This session, recorded November 17, 2021, is hosted by an RA patient and rheumatologist. Learn to take control of rheumatoid arthritis (RA), including how

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The free webinar is part of Episode 13 of Arthritis Research Canada's Arthritis Research Education Series. Learn more about tracking research, resources, patient stories and more on the organization's website or by signing up for the free webinar. To sign up for the Keeping Track: Life with Arthritis webinar, click here. To watch Episode 13

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This webinar is part of Arthritis Research Education Series - Episode #4: Cardiovascular Disease & Arthritis. Hear from Dr. Antonio Aviña-Zubieta, a senior s

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This episode of the Arthritis Research Education Series addresses the important topic of Anxiety and Depression in People with Arthritis. Hear from Dr. Susan

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Arthritis Research Canada is conducting research to better understand the prevalence of anxiety and depression in people with arthritis, why this is occurring, and what we can do to address it. Our research seeks to improve the level of care provided to people with arthritis by helping inform healthcare decision making and by providing patients

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Dr. Antonio Aviña-Zubieta, a senior scientist of rheumatology at Arthritis Research Canada, explains how arthritis patients are at an increased risk for cardiovascular disease, which includes heart attacks, strokes and blood clots in the legs and lungs.Learn more about the factors that influence risk, the role of inflammation and medications, and how researchers are working to prevent these