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The OAAAA is giving away free "Walk With Ease" guidebooks published by the Arthritis Foundation, which are designed to assist adults in designing their own, tailor-made custom walking programs.

Despite increasing awareness, there are still many cases in which patients don't know for months or even years that they have this unusual allergy.  Dr. Commins is conducting innovative research and helping to spread the word. 

Research shows that many children requiring epinephrine to treat anaphylaxis don't receive the medication, often because parents underestimated the severity of the reaction.

The number of doctors interested in pursuing careers in rheumatology is growing, but the current increases are not enough to address the anticipated shortfall.

Low minority participation in lupus clinical trials results in a lack of data regarding effectiveness of treatments among populations with the highest incidence, prevalence, and morbidity from the disease.

Scott Commins, MD, PhD, is one of several physician-scientists in the U.S. who are actively conducting research into this allergy, which is believed to be related to tick bites.

Dr. Kim recently spoke with a trade publication for allergy professionals regarding new research into oral immunotherapy options for wheat, which is one of the top eight food allergies in the U.S.

About 20 percent of military officers who sustain a knee injury will develop OA before age 30, according to research conducted in part by the UNC Thurston Arthritis Research Center. 

A doctor-patient relationship inspires an innovative initiative designed to advance understanding of autoimmune diseases, specifically Sjogren's and lupus.

Developing new medicines for lupus has proven challenging, but physicians such as Dr. Saira Sheikh, Director of Clinical Trials at Thurston, remain undaunted, as they apply innovative thinking to their ongoing research.