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Living with OA

Joint pain is common, but you shouldn't have to "just live" with pain as you get older. Learn how you can take control of your osteoarthritis.

OA and COVID-19

Explore resources to help support those with OA to maintain physical and emotional wellbeing while practicing social distancing during this unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic.

Provider Education Toolkit

Providers in primary care encounter the majority of patients with OA (not rheumatologists or orthopedists!). OACareTools can help you take a more proactive role in your patient care.

Remain in the Game: A Joint Effort

Keep your players in the game with just 10 minutes of strength and flexibility training at every practice.

Webinar Series

The Burdens of Arthritis-Attributable Limitations Lend to Clinical and Training Implications – September 15, 2021

Hadiya Hadiya Green Guerrero, PT, DPT will review research she and colleagues conducted analyzing CDS Smart Data (2017) on reported arthritis-attributable activity limitations by race and gender.

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NEWS

Watch Vicky’s inspiring story as she shares her journey from limping with pain to becoming a runner and racing in half-marathons

The Osteoarthritis Action Alliance (OAAA) is supported, in part, by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Thurston Arthritis Research Center (TARC) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is the lead agency. Contents are solely the responsibility of the OAAA or TARC. 

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