Arthritis Research Canada

04/02/2026

Sport injuries happen, but they shouldn't sideline you for life. Our Stop OsteoARthritis (SOAR) program is exploring ways to prevent osteoarthritis after sports injuries.

What tips or strategies have helped you stay active after an injury? Share your tips in the comments.

Learn more about the program: https://ow.ly/W9yu50XUk3V

04/01/2026

Complete our short survey on the latest Arthritis Research Education Series webinar for the chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card. Entries must be submitted by April 14 to qualify for the draw: https://ow.ly/XKCt50YzZq7

03/31/2026

Thank you to the sponsors of our latest Education Series webinar, "Using AI to Support Your Health". We appreciate your support in helping us make accessible.
AbbVie AstraZeneca Biocon Biologics Celltrion Global Fresenius Kabi
Organon Pfizer Canada UCB Biopharma Sandoz Global

03/30/2026

It's your last chance to register for our Arthritis Research Education Series webinar, Using AI to Support Your Health!

Join us today at 10 am PDT and learn how AI can support your health if you're living with arthritis or other inflammatory rheumatic diseases.

Can't make it live? Register and we'll send you a recording. https://ow.ly/etSA50YyWVM

03/27/2026

Meet Daniel Gillespie, a physiotherapist and postdoctoral researcher working to improve access to arthritis care for people living in rural communities.

Through his research, Daniel is exploring how telehealth can connect patients with specialists without requiring long-distance travel. He is also collaborating on research that supports physical activity for people with arthritis. Read our Q&A with Daniel.

03/26/2026

Gardening nurtures more than just plants. It supports your physical and mental well-being, too.
If you’re living with arthritis, a few thoughtful adjustments can help reduce strain, prevent flares, and keep you doing what you love.

Check out our practical gardening tips from our Arthritis Patient Advisory Board: https://ow.ly/xveF50YypCL


Le jardinage n’est pas juste bon pour les plantes. Il améliore aussi le bien-être physique et mental. Si vous souffrez d'arthrite, quelques ajustements judicieux pourraient vous aider à réduire votre inconfort, à prévenir les poussées et à continuer à faire ce que vous aimez.

Voici quelques conseils pratiques de jardinage des membres de notre Conseil consultatif des patients atteints d'arthrite : https://ow.ly/3RPe50YypCJ

03/25/2026

Less than a week until our next Arthritis Research Education Series webinar on March 30!

Join Ellen Wang, a physiotherapist and trainee at Arthritis Research Canada, who will explore the difference between non-generative and generative AI, AI tools in rheumatology, and how to recognize and reduce risk when using AI.

RSVP to join us live, or to receive a recording of the webinar to watch later: https://ow.ly/4UjV50YvVyO

03/24/2026

Meet Manny Ester, a post-doctoral researcher and one of Arthritis Research Canada’s research trainees. His work focuses on practical solutions to support physical activity for people living with arthritis.
Discover how his research is helping move arthritis care forward: https://ow.ly/3x1a50YxGVY


Nous vous présentons Manny Ester, un chercheur postdoctoral et un stagiaire chez Arthrite-recherche Canada. Ses travaux portent sur des solutions pratiques qui visent à faciliter l'activité physique chez les personnes atteintes d'arthrite.
Découvrez comment ses recherches contribuent à faire progresser les soins de l'arthrite : https://ow.ly/xeE450YxGW0
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03/23/2026

How can AI support the health of someone living with arthritis? For Gabrielle Chiu, a member of our Arthritis Patient Advisory Board who lives with rheumatoid arthritis and is also a busy university student, AI is a powerful tool to support her health as she balances schoolwork.

Don't miss our upcoming Arthritis Research Education Series webinar on March 30, where we'll explore how AI is used as a tool to support your health if you live with arthritis or other rheumatic conditions. Save your spot: https://ow.ly/vCRh50Yx5XX"

03/23/2026

If you're aged 50 and older, experiencing knee pain, and live in Alberta, you could be eligible to participate in the PACE-OA initiative. This study is led in collaboration with one of our affiliate scientists, Dr. Allyson Jones.

Check your eligibility by scanning the QR code below.

Enrol for PACE-OA, an ALBERTA initiative, today!!

03/20/2026

Eid Mubarak and Happy Nowruz! For those observing Eid al-Fitr and/or Persian New Year, this time of year is rooted in coming together to celebrate renewal, a change of the seasons, and generosity. However you’re celebrating, we wish you and your loved ones peace, joy, and blessings.

This season is also a meaningful moment to support causes that bring hope. At Arthritis Research Canada, we’re committed to advancing research that helps people live better with arthritis. Consider making a gift to support life-changing research: arthritisresearch.ca/donate

03/20/2026

Curious about AI? Join us on March 30 at 10 am PDT for our next Arthritis Education Series webinar, "Using AI to Support Your Health".

Ellen Wang, PhD student and trainee at Arthritis Research Canada, will share insights on how AI tools can support people living with arthritis and other rheumatic conditions.

During this free webinar, Ellen will break down what artificial intelligence really is, explain the difference between generative and non-generative AI, share examples of how AI tools are being used in rheumatology, and more.

Save your spot: https://ow.ly/HPsP50YwAIh

Want to learn more about to use AI to support your health? Visit our website: https://ow.ly/qelY50YwAIi