Musculoskeletal conditions, including arthritis, now the most costly disease group in Australia
The health system cost of musculoskeletal conditions, including arthritis, was $12.5 billion in 2015-16, up from $5.7 billion in 2008-09.
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$120,000 scholarship to combat ‘serious shortage’ of paediatric rheumatologists in Australia so kids with arthritis get the care they need
On offer is a two-year scholarship to support paediatricians and paediatric trainees interested in training in paediatric rheumatology. The scholarship
Labor commits $2.1 million to fund arthritis educators
Arthritis Australia welcomes the commitment by the Australian Labor Party, if elected, to provide $2.1 million to fund arthritis educators.
Minister announces $4 million for the National Strategic Action Plan for Arthritis.
Arthritis Australia welcomes today’s announcement from the Minister for Health, the Hon. Greg Hunt MP, that the Commonwealth Government will
A new pathway for Arthritis: Arthritis Australia launches National Strategic Action Plan
The Action Plan outlines key priorities for preventing arthritis, investing in research and improving treatment and support for people living
MEDICATION RECALL: IMPORTANT NOTICE – OA/RA capsules
OA/RA capsules: Recall due to contamination 23 January 2019
Arthritis Australia receives Better Ageing grant to give older Australians confidence to get moving
Arthritis Australia will receive a Move it Aus Better Ageing grant of $1 million to run structured group exercise programs
‘That’s a Wrap: Best & Worst packaging of 2018’ results
The ‘That’s a Wrap: Best & Worst packaging of 2018′ results are in and we have found a interesting connection
Today show interview ‘One in Six Australian’s have arthritis’
Our Consumer Director Wendy Favorito and CEO Andrew Mills appeared on the Today Show this morning to talk about arthritis.
Board welcomes Andrew Mills as CEO
The Board of Arthritis Australia is pleased to announce we have appointed Andrew Mills as our new CEO.