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People living with
osteoarthritis "put up with" the symptoms, whether
they are just getting it or have lived with it for many years.
Along with some family physicians, many people with osteoarthritis
believe that nothing can be done to ease the pain, suffering,
and loss of function and daily activities caused by th e disease.
But the latest osteoarthritis research is rapidly changing
this view, and those who conduct and participate in the research
are eager to share their "breaking news" with you.
"Osteoarthritis
and You" is a newsletter written by people
living with osteoarthritis and leading Canadian arthritis
researchers. It will focus on getting the latest research
information about osteoarthritis out to family physicians,
the health research community, people with osteoarthritis
and the public, as quickly as possible. By getting the latest
information about the disease out to those affected by it,
the disease can be better managed by health care professionals
and people living with it can enjoy improved quality of life.
With a distribution to approximately 15,000 family physicians
across Canada (in both French and English), "Osteoarthritis
and You" serves as a link between researchers
and people living with the disease who want to be more informed
and educated about osteoarthritis as well as participate in
short surveys, get involved in focus groups or "pilot" studies,
or participate in clinical trials.
"Osteoarthritis
and You" will be an invaluable information
source and we encourage you to read this issue and tell us
what you think about it and future issues. You may contact
us at: oaandyou@arthritisresearch.ca
. Thank you.
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