Interesting information on RA that also points you to an app linked to RA research by University of Manchester who are running a study on arthritis and weather.
I just can't get into the link at the moment.
Interesting information on RA that also points you to an app linked to RA research by University of Manchester who are running a study on arthritis and weather.
I just can't get into the link at the moment.
Yes just watched it , fabulous that he made a real differentiation between o/a and RA and advice on both. Yes I'll look at the app too when it's not so busy .
What's the APP called please
Philip
So pleased that he explained in easy to understand terms the difference between OA and RA. I met a former colleague a few months after I retired who asked,"has it not burnt out yet" and " you are looking well ". I explained I was now being treated and not working thinking my pain was my usual musculoskeletal pains getting worse. I met her some months later when she told me her nephew had been diagnosed with RA. I was told in detail the pain he was in and the fatigue he had. I nodded and said I understand how awful it is. I wished him well when I left. I think it may have dawned on her why I retired a few months early but can't honestly say it did.
That's interesting. About a year ago, I took part in a focus group to discuss the app. I think I made several observations regarding its accessibility as well as the features, but I can't remember what they were!
It sounds as if the one you are referring to is something different.
Sorry I can't help.
Jora
This is the link to the website above
It was great that the programme made such a clear distinction between OA and RA Yippee and they mentioned the S Factor campaign to raise awareness of spotting the key 3 symptoms nras.org.uk/have-you-got-th...
I know, it was very good. That part explained why my very on the ball GP leapt into action 😊