Defying Arthritis Together
Arthritis steals from millions of people every single day. It can stop you from being intimate, moving freely or just being yourself. Join us and add your name to defy arthritis.
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New research indicates links between weather and arthritis pain
The Cloudy with a Chance of Pain study indicates that people with long-term health conditions can be more likely to suffer from pain on days that are humid and windy with low atmospheric pressure.
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Psoriatic arthritis in animation
We’ve launched a new animation which provides a basic introduction to psoriatic arthritis, including symptoms and treatments.
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Celebrating 30 years of the Norfolk Arthritis Register (NOAR)
The study has provided important data on potential risk factors and responses to treatment, revolutionising the way healthcare professionals treat rheumatoid arthritis.
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“We want to help people live more pain-free lives.”
Ellis and Toby explain what led them to take on a 500 mile challenge to raise awareness and funds for people like their mum, Cara.
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About arthritis
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Young people
Read more advice and information for young people who have arthritis and their families.
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Work and arthritis
Having arthritis may pose some challenges in work, you can get support to help from your employer, Government programmes and other organisations.
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Sex, relationships and arthritis
Arthritis can affect sex and your relationships, this section looks at some of the common challenges and ways to manage them.
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Managing your pain
Pain can be a major symptom of arthritis. Find out about treatments, self-help and how to assess if your pain management is working.
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