Besides the joints, the inflammatory process that underlies rheumatoid arthritis (RA) also affects other parts of the body, including the lungs, skin, eyes, digestive system, heart and blood vessels.

Reflecting back on 2024, we celebrate a year of progress, innovation and impact at the Arthritis Foundation, all to support the nearly 60 million people in the U.S. living with arthritis. This annual ...

Join the Arthritis Foundation Science Team for our free, virtual Community Health & Workforce Summit. This event will bring together thought leaders and practitioners with expertise in clinical ...

Learn more about the connections and risks of metabolic disorders in people living with psoriatic arthritis. More than half of people with psoriatic arthritis (PsA) have at least one other related ...

While there is no specific diet that people with rheumatoid and other inflammatory forms of arthritis should follow, researchers have identified certain foods that may help control inflammation, which ...

There’s almost nothing exercise doesn’t help. That goes double when you have osteoarthritis (OA). Exercise and weight loss are the most effective pain relievers for sore joints. And, they are the only ...

The Arthritis Foundation's annual California Coast Classic Bike Tour, sponsored by Amgen, is a scenic bike ride that takes place over eight days and covers 525 miles along the coast on Highway 1. The ...

Learn about the link between rheumatoid arthritis and the increased risk of serious kidney disease, and what to do to protect yourself. Evidence suggests an elevated risk of kidney disease is a ...

Eating a high-fiber diet that includes plenty of nutrient-rich fruits, vegetables, beans, nuts and whole grains can yield many rewards. It might also help lower markers of inflammation — a key factor ...

The joint is surrounded by soft tissue called the synovial membrane, which produces a fluid that acts like oil in an engine, allowing your bones to move past one another more smoothly. Physical ...

Get answers to top questions about the coronavirus and arthritis so you can best protect yourself and your family. As we continue to monitor the pandemic, news about virus may change, so check back ...

Medications to ease pain and inflammation, slow bone loss, slow the disease progress or prevent joint damage are important in treating many hip problems. The types of medications commonly used in ...