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Juvenile Arthritis
Eat well to reduce arthritis symptoms: inflammation and pain
Emerging research highlights the role of certain nutrients in combating inflammation and pain, offering new hope for arthritis patients seeking additional symptom relief. Continue reading
Shortages of medicines including abatacept affect people with arthritis
Medicine shortages are increasingly common around the world due to fragile chains of imports from Asia, inflation and global instability. The problem impacts hundreds of medicines in the UK, some of which are used by people with rheumatoid arthritis and juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Continue reading
Microneedles: a new technique to administer arthritis drugs?
People with arthritis may one day receive their medication via microneedles, a team explains in a leading journal. Continue reading
Laura Wright’s brush with septic arthritis cemented her determination to keep fit and live life to the full
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Transitioning from paediatric to adult rheumatology services: Dr Jenny Humphreys highlights what is involved
Arthritis is usually considered a disease which affects older people, so it can come as a surprise that it also impacts some children from a very young age.