A while ago we talked about the different types of arthritis and we focused specifically on rheumatoid arthritis. And now we’d like to talk some more about osteoarthritis, as you have to be more specific if you’re looking for clinical trials for your condition – with 578 trials popping up when you enter “arthritis” into the search box, there are…
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can be a scary diagnosis even with all the treatments currently available and all the potential cures being developed in clinical trials. Living with RA can prove to be a huge challenge as it requires certain lifestyle changes, especially if your symptoms are moderate to severe – but you already know that. Here, at FindMeCure we read…
“Rheumatoid Arthritis has made me a more compassionate caregiver to myself.” This is how a patient on our platform answered the question “How did the diagnosis of RA change you?” Jessica came on FindMeCure to look for a cure for her severe RA, that has begun to worsen her quality of life to an extent that she didn’t want to…
Rheumatoid arthritis is vastly different than what we simply call “arthritis”, which in most cases is the most common type – osteoarthritis. But while osteoarthritis affects the cartilage that serves as a sort of a “cushion” between the two opposing ends of the bones of a joint, rheumatoid arthritis can damage a number of other body systems as well along…
It’s World Heart Day today and as well as providing you with useful facts, we at FindMeCure decided to talk about a bit of an obscure condition – Broken Heart Syndrome. This is no joke: Broken Heart Syndrome is a thing and it can have serious consequences, there is, in fact, an established connection between mental health issues such as…
21st of September is World Alzheimer’s Day and we at FindMeCure decided to raise awareness about the disease and give you some useful information about the condition itself and what can be done about prevention. Our database shows 357 clinical trials for Alzheimer’s disease worldwide, so the fight is clearly going strong and a cure for this kind of dementia…
