Blog Archives - Arthritis Action

Being overweight reduces the chance of early remission in rheumatoid arthritis

An easy way to raise money for Arthritis Action

Gout cases rise in UK

What Does My BMI Mean?

Becoming a More Healthy Weight

Healthy Eating Tips

What about diets for losing weight?

Reducing Sugar and Fat

Should any Foods be Avoided?

Meet… Leah Boylan

Meet… Alison Lloyd

Meet… David Vaux

Meet… Mervi Slade

Meet… Ruth Smith

Meet… Terry Urbanczyk

A blog about arthritis

Coronavirus – What you need to know

NHS Launches #SolvingTogether Platform

Blog: A Day in the Life of a Matron

Congratulations to Her Majesty the Queen on her Platinum Jubilee

Arthritis Action and YouGov launch research report

Visit Arthritis Action at the Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival

Arthritis Action helps launch project that will boost arthritis support in partnership with leisure centres

Thrive in Your Garden

Arthritis Action Appears Everywhere

Move Together App Launches

Trailblazing arthritis and MSK project in leisure centres expands to 100 leisure centres

Arthritis Action Supports ARMA’s Inquiry into Inequalities in Musculoskeletal Health

Arthritis & Me Events Spring/Summer 2023

Your Life Protected Partnership

#ShareToCare Video Series for Young Adults Launches Today

Arthritis Action Chair Announcement

Trustee Colin Beevor shares his top gardening tips

New Year’s Resolutions for 2024

Sophie’s Story

Kaytie’s Story

Launch of Key Report into Health Benefits of MSK Hubs

Graham’s Story

Elizabeth’s Story

Nina’s Story

Nina’s Story

Thinking back now, I feel like there has always been pain in at least one part of my body. It really came to a head with issues I was having with my right ankle which had been on and off for a while then became quite debilitating. I’d seen a podiatrist, visited an osteopath for…

Elizabeth’s Story

Elizabeth Takyi is a podcast presenter, lecturer, neurodiversity storyteller, and Arthritis Action Trustee. Many people’s lives changed over the pandemic, but I think mine did more than most. I was a very active person, I walked everywhere, played volleyball and netball and was never sitting still. I could beat my kids on the race track,…

Graham’s Story

A senior leader in education, Graham, age 51, was diagnosed in 2019 with osteoarthritis and hip dysplasia. He talks about his personal journey and his aim to stay fit and active into old age. Being active and enjoying sport is in my blood, I have been involved in a huge range of sports from a…

Launch of Key Report into Health Benefits of MSK Hubs

9 September 2024 Transforming gyms into community Musculoskeletal (MSK) Hubs offers hope to millions in pain   We are pleased to announce the publication of the report “Transforming Gyms into Community Musculoskeletal (MSK) Hubs” in partnership with ukactive, Good Boost, Orthopaedic Research UK and ESCAPE-pain. The report highlights the findings from a two-year pilot project…

Kaytie’s Story

  I was just 13 when I started getting a range of symptoms including rashes, fatigue, joint pain and stiffness that baffled doctors and were mostly attributed to being post-viral. I then spent the next two years being tested for a range of conditions as my symptoms continued to worsen. I was passionate about drama…