Low socioeconomic status (factors such as gender, age, race, income, education, and access to health care) is associated with an increased risk of symptoms of depression in rheumatoid arthritis patients. Read more...
Sometimes, people who don't understand arthritis mistakenly think those who live with the disease are lazy. It's a sensitive issue for people who try to overcome physical limitations, who want to do more but can't, and who know they are not lazy. Share Your Thoughts...
Fibromyalgia patients are not at increased risk for mortality but their risk of death from suicide or accidents does appear to be higher, according to study results published in the January 2011 issue of Arthritis Care & Research. Read more...
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Low socioeconomic status (factors such as gender, age, race, income, education, and access to health care) is associated with an increased risk of symptoms of depression in rheumatoid arthritis patients. 
Sometimes, people who don't understand arthritis mistakenly think those who live with the disease are lazy. It's a sensitive issue for people who try to overcome physical limitations, who want to do more but can't, and who know they are not lazy. 
Fibromyalgia patients are not at increased risk for mortality but their risk of death from suicide or accidents does appear to be higher, according to study results published in the January 2011 issue of Arthritis Care & Research. 
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