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Is arthritis a disability at work? Know your legal employment rights, workplace adjustments, and tips for working comfortably with arthritis.

Fibromyalgia and inflammatory arthritis: diagnosis, differentiation, and management CPD training

The Adult Inflammatory Arthritis Research Advisory Group aim to create a future where arthritis treatment is more accessible.

Early, intensive treatment for inflammatory arthritis has been shown to reduce pain and reduce risk of joint damage.

Major drug advances, such as anti-TNF therapy and newer biologics, are transforming the treatment of inflammatory arthritis.

We will invest in a new consortium bringing together expertise from across the UK to further our understanding of inflammatory arthritis.

Inflammatory arthritis can be painful. But a tailored combination of approaches can help with your pain. Read on to find out more from Arthritis UK.

The majority of people with inflammatory arthritis (IA) will experience foot problems throughout the course of their disease. The first British Society for Rheumatology foot health guideline is now available and provides evidence-based guidance on the management and care of foot health in IA for adults, children and young people.

Learn about our research into whether a work rehabilitation programme (WORKWELL) will improve the working lives of people with inflammatory arthritis.

Learn about our research into patient's behavioural changes and biomarkers, which can be used to identify fatigue in individuals with inflammatory arthritis.

Learn about our research into the role of proteins in switching immune cells from pro-inflammatory to anti-inflammatory states in rheumatoid arthritis.

Discover how our researchers are using the Norfolk Arthritis Register (NOAR) to study how diet may influence inflammatory arthritis.

Find out how anti-TNF drugs have been a game changer for treating inflammatory arthritis, what TNF is, the anti-TNF therapies available and your experiences.

Learn about our research into how germinal centres drive the disease process in early inflammatory arthritis and the potential IL-27 to predict and prevent.

Learn about the groundbreaking ARCADIA study aiming to identify true remission in inflammatory arthritis, paving the way for safer treatment decisions.