People with osteoarthritis
Real life stories from people with osteoarthritis
Hand pain sparks a successful business idea
by Alyson Harris, owner of Elite Left Limited Around the age of 40, I began experiencing symptoms of osteoarthritis, primarily affecting the joints in my fingers and wrists, particularly my thumbs. This condition brought along the persistent discomfort associated with...
Cape Reinga to Bluff to raise funds and awareness for Osteoarthritis
Justin Hill has embarked on a running ultra from Cape Reinga to Bluff to raise awareness for Osteoarthritis and fundraise for us as he goes.
NZIER Report: Evidence for non-surgical, non-pharmacologic models of care in hip and knee osteoarthritis
Evidence for non-surgical, non-pharmacologic models of care in hip and knee osteoarthritis. Presentation by Philip Kearney, CE, at the New Zealand Osteoarthritis Summit 2022.
Why is Osteoarthritis more common in females?Ā
More research needs to be done to better understand the difference between men and women with Osteoarthritis (OA). While there is no simple answer, several factors contribute to the disparity between the sexes, including life expectancy, hormones, joint shape (anatomy), body weight and genetics.
New Zealand Osteoarthritis Summit 2022 | Taumata KaikÅiwi Aotearoa
To co-create via active partnerships a National Model of Care for OA, and to develop a list of national priorities in OA research and innovative health delivery.
Ola malolo osteoarthritis – You can live well with osteoarthritis
Talofa! O a’u o Zechariah Reuelu Ou te sau mai Porirua. O loāu tamÄ o Tulano. O loāu tinÄ o Lola.
10 July 2021 – Taupuni Hao Huatau KaikÅiwi Osteoarthritis Basecamp
This one-day osteoarthritis symposium will bring together clinicians from all disciplines, health delivery organisations, consumers and researchers with a particular interest in managing osteoarthritis in Aotearoa.
Osteoarthritis – Live Well and Plan for the Future
Osteoarthritis – Live Well and Plan for the Future. Things to explore that can help you live well with your arthritis.
Everyone is Affected by Arthritis
This is what arthritis looks like. Arthritis is painful. The hardest part of having arthritis is reduced mobility.
This Is How We Help
Merle has Osteoarthritis in her hands, neck and knees. She phoned Arthritis New Zealand’s 0800 line to see if she could get some help.