The Arthritis National Research Foundation is thrilled to announce that Britt Johnson has joined the team as the newest part-time employee. She brings her unique perspective as both an arthritis patient and advocate to the foundation, and will be assisting with both marketing and community...
In Part 2 of Arthritis Now's interview with Dr. Martin Kriegel, he delves deeper into how diet can play a part in autoimmune diseases and, though there is still much to be discovered, speaks on remedies that have worked for various patients. He also explains what...
Dr. Zeng, Associate Professor of Integrative Physiology and Pathobiology at Tufts University, spoke with Arthritis Now about the advancement of her career in cartilage regeneration. Though she did not necessarily plan on focusing on arthritis research as a form of scientific investigation, the nature of...
In Part 2 of his interview on Arthritis Now, Dr. Craig Walsh, from the University of California Irvine, spoke in greater detail about Drak2, the signaling molecule his lab is studying, which inhibits inflammatory responses in joints. According to his predictions, he believes autoimmune diseases...
In Part 2 of her Arthritis Now interview, Dr. Karen Costenbader of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, delves a bit deeper into her multifaceted research, including a look into a national study she's participating in involving fish oil and cardiac health. The...
In Part 1 of her interview on Arthritis Now, Dr. Karen Costenbder, from the Harvard University and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, talks about her varied research projects and each of their effects on lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. First, she explains the correlation between lupus...
In Part 2 of his Arthritis Now interview, Dr. George Kalliolias, from the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, talks about how the course of his research will change over the next five to ten years and touches on the goals he would like...
Dr. George Kalliolias, from the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, NY, sat down with Arthritis Now to speak about his current research and how he felt being the first grantee of the foundation to be named The Morrie Granger Fellow. Currently, Dr. Kalliolias is...
Dr. Shahrara continues her discussion on rheumatoid arthritis, specifically delving into the methods and processes by which human testing might be possible in the future. Further, she goes into showing her support of how donors of such foundations like ANRF should be educated of the...
With a new year comes new episodes of Arthritis Now! Starting in February 2015, the Arthritis National Research Foundation's interview series, Arthritis Now, will be conducting new interviews with ANRF scholars across the country that are investigating exciting research projects. February will bring a two-part...