OA entails all aspects of a serious condition, ranging in levels of disability severity from mild to severe with constant chronic pain, progressive, irreversible structural damage and gradual loss of function.

See how the Arthritis Foundation brings clinical research and crowd-sourcing together to benefit all those living with the disease in your community.

The Arthritis Foundation works with families to shape new solutions to conquering childhood arthritis.

The Arthritis Foundation is working to grow the number of rheumatoid specialists so that people can receive more in depth care.

The Arthritis Foundation and the Childhood Arthritis and Rheumatology Research Alliance (CARRA) host a patient-focused drug development meeting.

A patient-focused drug development meeting gives doctors, researches and health providers a chance to hear from Osteoarthritis (OA) sufferers directly.

Train emerging leaders and accelerate FDA approval of new therapies.

Guidance documents have been developed by the Arthritis Foundation for patients who want to learn more about stem cell research.

Share your experience in a 10-minute assessment to be among those changing the future of arthritis.

The Arthritis Foundation partners with CARRA on The Registry, a tool to help answer important questions about these conditions.

See the Arthritis Foundation educational videos on the benefits available through participation in research.

Join patients, care providers, researchers and physicians in PARTNERS, and help improve the lives of children with rheumatic diseases and their families.

Learn more about the Arthritis Foundation’s key partners in the search for the cure to arthritis.

They stand at the leading edge of rheumatic disease research today. Meet the members of the Arthritis Foundations’ 2019 Medical and Scientific Committee.

Who is on the front line of the fight against rheumatic diseases? Learn more information about our many collaborators in the struggle against arthritis.

See why we rely on PCORI and PCORnet to improve the quality of life and longevity of rheumatic disease patients.

These investigators are currently engaged in Arthritis Foundation-funded Rheumatic disease research.

See how the Arthritis Foundation is unique in having a community and national research agenda that is defined by patient voice, using data that comes directly from the patient community.

The 2019 Lee C. Howley Sr. Prize was awarded to Dr. Martin Lotz at the annual Arthritis Foundation’s Conference of Champions.

Read about past recipients of the Lee C. Howley Sr. Prize for Arthritis Scientific Research.

The Arthritis Foundation is proud to have partnered with the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) on the release of two guidelines on juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA).