Discover the benefits of developing emotional intelligence, from managing chronic pain to improving all areas of your life.
12 Myths About Axial Spondyloarthritis That Are Dangerous to Believe
Myths about axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA) may be harmful to those who have it. Here, we share the facts about this type of inflammatory arthritis.
5 Things We Still Don’t Know About COVID-19 in the Immunocompromised
Researchers hope new studies will shed light on how COVID-19 affects immunocompromised people at high-risk for severe illness.
Our guide to recognising osteoporosis risks, exploring treatment options and optimising dietary choices for better bone health.
Two New Psoriasis Treatments are Now on the PBS. Could They Work for You?
Exciting news for Australians with chronic plaque psoriasis. Two breakthrough treatments have been added to the PBS, bringing fresh possibilities for those with this challenging condition.
New Awareness Campaign and Research Registry to Help Australian Children with Arthritis
Did you know children get arthritis, too? A new juvenile arthritis awareness campaign and a new research registry aim to improve the lives of young Australians with arthritis.
Arthritis comes in all shapes and sizes and can affect people of all ages. World Arthritis Day is an opportunity for us to share what it is like to live with arthritis at different stages of life.
22 Things to Try When You Feel Overwhelmed by Chronic Illness
Living with a chronic illness can feel completely overwhelming. These tips can help ease these feelings so you can regain control of your headspace.
How to Access Holistic Allied Health and Rheumatology Support Online
Could you use access to an integrated healthcare team from home to help you manage daily life with a rheumatic condition? Do you have access to your “dream team” now?
Additional 2023 COVID-19 vaccination booster doses are now available for eligible Australians. Is it time you recharged your protection?
Two New Psoriasis Treatments are Now on the PBS. Could They Work for You?
Exciting news for Australians with chronic plaque psoriasis. Two breakthrough treatments have been added to the PBS, bringing fresh possibilities for those with this challenging condition.
16 February 2023: Rheumatologists Share Updated COVID-19 Vaccination Advice for Rheumatology Patients
Updated advice from the Australian Rheumatology Association about the timing and use of COVID-19 vaccines for rheumatology patients.
Did you know children get arthritis, too? A new juvenile arthritis awareness campaign and a new research registry aim to improve the lives of young Australians with arthritis.
New Study Outlines Patients’ Perspectives on Taking Osteoporosis Medication
A recent Australian study shows why many people with osteoporosis stop taking prescribed medications and what can be done to improve their adherence and outcomes.
Report Reveals the Impact of Opioid Rules on People With Chronic Pain
A new Painaustralia report shows, since opioid regulations were tightened, 56.2 per cent of people with chronic pain have had their medication cut.
Australians at high risk of bone fractures from osteoporosis may soon have a new treatment option. Here’s how you can help us get this medication subsidised through the PBS.
Help Us Get a New Treatment for Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis Listed on the PBS
Australian children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis may soon have a new treatment option. Here’s how you can help us get this medication subsidised through the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
Share your lived experience with psoriasis in a special focus group
Do you live with psoriasis? Here’s your chance to share your experiences and help shape new resources for others with this condition.
Do you still feel anxious as Australia’s COVID restrictions ease? Connecting with other immunocompromised patients may help you feel less alone.
The Unsung Centrelink Allowance That Helps Lead to Other Benefits
A Health Care Card from Centrelink can save a bundle for those with chronic conditions. But, how do you get one if you aren’t on a pension? There is a way.
How To Run A Peer Support Group From Home During The COVID-19 Lockdown
There are still going to be newly diagnosed people in desperate need of information about their condition. There are still going to be people who need regular contact with others who understand the complexities of their conditions and medications without judgement. Your group will still be needed; you might just need to change how it runs for a while.