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Jack Frost is no friend when you have arthritis. Winter brings the challenges of sore throats, slippery sidewalks and cold, stiff joints. Linda Russell, MD, a rheumatologist at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City, offers these tips for staying well, safe and comfortable when cold weather hits. Continue reading Cold Weather Checklist for People With Arthritis →
Shorter days and cooler nights mean cold and flu season is coming, so it’s time to get your flu shot – especially if you have an autoimmune disease, such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis or lupus.
Need a good reason to get your flu vaccine this fall? Here are THREE:
Continue reading Fall Means Flu Shot Season Is Here →
The holidays can be full of fun and good cheer, but it can also usher in extra health risks if you have arthritis. Try these tips to avoid them.
Continue reading Balancing Arthritis Care and Holiday Cheer →