OACS Forum Series and Conference
The OACS (OA Clinical Studies) Forum Series features top experts in osteoarthritis exploring progress being made in developing new therapies.
Impact of OA in the Military
Dr. Jody Buckwalter leads the discussion: “Impact of OA in Military Personnel & Veterans.” A scientific panel considers pathophysiology of post-traumatic OA, methods to identify the at-risk military population and paths to improving prevention and treatment of joint injuries leading to OA.Watch Now
MRI in OA Clinical Research
Dr. Thomas Link leads a panel of experts in discussing “The Role of MRI in OA Clinical Research.” The diverse group of experts will consider the role of MRI in monitoring disease progression as new therapies of high potential are studied in clinical trials.
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Cell Therapy in OA
Dr. Scott Rodeo leads the discussion “Cell Therapy for OA: Current Potential, Perils and Pitfalls.” Renowned scientific experts describe the current status of cell therapy for treatment of knee OA, highlighting the tremendous potential and the limitations in current technologies.
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Tanezumab and Similar Therapies
Dr. Nancy Lane leads an expert panel in discussing “Tanezumab and Similar Emerging Therapies.” The group will overview the biology of NGF-mediated pain in OA, review data from the most recent clinical trials and discuss the important safety considerations of anti-NGF products.Watch Now
RA Biologics in OA: Failures but Reasons for Hope?
David Felson leads a panel of the top experts (Bill Robinson, Weiya Zhang, Margreet Kloppenburg, and Philip Conaghan) in discussing why biologics used in RA might be effective in OA and review evidence for efficacy. This session seeks to examine the evidence for efficacy of the therapeutics that provides both disappointments and some glimmer of hope.
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Does Strong Muscle Matter in OA?
Ewa Roos leads a panel of the top experts (Stephen Messier, Michael Hunt, May Arna Risberg, Lynn Snyder-Mackler, and Neil Segal) in discussing the role of strong muscles in OA. This seminar will focus on the role of strong muscles (and strength training) as opposed to aerobic exercise and general physical activity.
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Exercise is Medicine: Managing OA Joint Pain
Understanding OA Pain Mechanisms and Modulating Effects of Exercise - Lisa Carlesso, PT/PhD
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Subgroups and Mechanisms of Actions for Exercise in Knee and Hip Osteoarthritis;
Results of an individual participant data meta-analysis – Melanie Holden, PhD and Jos Runhaar, PhD
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Exercise and Pain Coping: Issues and Opportunities
