CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION
Healthy Living with Arthritis
This series contains podcast episodes on topics related to arthritis, rheumatic diseases, and health.
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Tai Chi for Arthritis Program 27.02.2024 5:17
Audrey Williams, a Public Health Advisor with CDC's Arthritis Management and Well-Being Program discusses the benefits of the Tai Chi for Arthritis Program.
Arthritis Prevalence and Comorbidities 12.10.2023 5:53
Dr. Elizabeth Fallon discusses newly published national arthritis prevalence estimates and associated comorbidities.
Special Edition, Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month 01.08.2023 5:03
This special edition episode highlights Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month and discusses newly published prevalence estimates of arthritis among children and adolescents.
Chronic Pain Self-Management Program 27.04.2023 5:07
Dr. Anika Foster, a Public Health Advisor in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Arthritis Program talks about the arthritis self-management education programs recognized by CDC.
Arthritis and Veterans 25.10.2022 1:14
One in three veterans has arthritis. This podcast provides information on how veterans can improve their quality of life with physical activity and other arthritis management strategies.
Walk With Ease Program 11.10.2022 3:51
Walk with Ease is a program developed by the Arthritis Foundation that is targeted toward adults with arthritis, older adults, and adults living in areas with little to no access to arthritis programming. This six-week community-based program offers ways to manage arthritis pain and increase physical activity through walking.
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