Newly Diagnosed: What You Should Know

If you’ve recently been diagnosed with arthritis, this four-part podcast series will help you understand your arthritis diagnosis and what to expect. Learn how to manage the physical and emotional tolls of arthritis and how to build your health care team, and hear from others who live with arthritis.

Understanding the Physical Effects of Arthritis
Newly Diagnosed Series

Understanding the Physical Effects of Arthritis

While joint pain and inflammation are the hallmark symptoms of arthritis, the physical toll it takes on your body can vary. Depending on what type of arthritis you have, and whether it’s an autoimmune inflammatory condition, the physical symptoms can affect many parts of your body — beyond your joints — including your skin and eyes or your heart and kidneys. Learn more in this episode of the Newly Diagnosed With Arthritis series of the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast.

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Newly Diagnosed Series

Building Your Health Care Team

There’s no doubt, a new diagnosis of arthritis can feel overwhelming. But take heart — help is at-hand. Tune in to the first episode — in a series of four that explores everything you need to know when you’re newly diagnosed — to hear experts share tips on how to create your health care dream team.

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Building Your Health Care Team
Control the Emotional Toll
Newly Diagnosed Series

Control the Emotional Toll

Painful feelings like anger, stress and depression worsen physical pain, too. Learn how emotions influence pain and learn some strategies to cope in the latest podcast.

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Newly Diagnosed Series

Words of Wisdom

Tune in to the Live Yes! With Arthritis podcast to hear three people discuss their arthritis journeys and how they overcome challenges.

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Words of Wisdom
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