by Arthritis NZ | Feb 20, 2024 | News
Arthritis NZ had a stall at the 25th annual Te RÄ o te Raukura (Te RÄ) at Te Whiti Park in Lower Hutt, Wellington on 27 January 2024.Ā Te RÄ o te Raukura is a whÄnau-oriented community cultural festival that promotes health (hauora), education, entertainment, culture...
by Arthritis NZ | Feb 13, 2024 | News
Heat and humidity with arthritis can trigger symptom flare-ups, such as acute fatigue, increased joint pain, weakness, and difficulty thinking. To avoid heat-related flare-ups, stay in an air-conditioned or well-cooled environment. An analysis by the Associated Press...
by Arthritis NZ | Feb 12, 2024 | News
Receiving a new health condition diagnosis can be overwhelming. There can be too much or too little information coming your way and it can be difficult to remember exactly what was said at your medical appointment. All of this can leave you feeling lost.Ā If you have...
by Arthritis NZ | Feb 9, 2024 | News
General advice regarding COVID-19Ā People with rheumatic disease should get vaccinated against COVID-19, including any recommended booster vaccinations, and observe all public health measures (such as mask-wearing and handwashing)Ā as recommended by the New Zealand...
by Arthritis NZ | Feb 8, 2024 | News
From Wellington Airport to the serene landscapes of El Rancho Camp, Teens Camp 2024 was a beacon of connection and empowerment for teenagers and young adults with arthritis. Ā As attendees trickled in on 26 January, the air buzzed with anticipation. These teenagers...
by Arthritis NZ | Jan 17, 2024 | News
Dr Simon Young, an orthopaedic surgeon, says the idea is that a hip replacement should last as long as you do. A good way to think about how long a hip replacement will last, whether it be 10 or 15 years or more, is to think about it in terms of your Lifetime Risk of...
