Hello subscriber,
If you have Arthritis, you know how it can turn simple daily tasks into struggles. Joint pain can make it difficult to climb stairs, cook meals and keep up the activities you enjoy.
Arthritis is the most common cause of disability in the United States. This complex group of joint diseases – affects at least 54 million Americans and millions more worldwide. But living with Arthritis doesn’t have to mean sitting on the sidelines.
Fortunately, over the last several decades, significant advances have occurred in the understanding and treatment of arthritis.
Doctors now have a host of effective medications, physical therapies, new support systems and more psychological help for people struggling with joint pain. People diagnosed with arthritis today have hope – and a great likelihood – that their disease can be treated and put into remission.
Our new book, Mayo Clinic Guide to Arthritis will provide you with high-quality, reliable and up-to-date information regarding different types of arthritis, medications used for treatment, surgical options and ways to manage your symptoms to help you lead a more active life.
In this book, you’ll discover: - How different types of arthritis affect your body
- The latest advances in medications, surgery and other treatment options
- Integrative medicine and self-care treatments backed by scientific evidence
- How exercise and your diet can help you manage the disease
- Other problems of the muscles, bones and joints that can lead to joint pain
- How certain forms of arthritis can affect children and teens
- Important steps to take in caring for your mental health with arthritis
- Tips for protecting your joints throughout daily movement
Mayo Clinic Guide to Arthritis offers the same expert knowledge that Mayo Clinic doctors, nurses and therapists use in caring for people with arthritis. With clear explanations and practical advice, this book can help you take control of your pain and get back to your life. Order your copy today for only $23.95.
Yours in good health,
Harke, Daniel J., M.B.A. Mayo Clinic | 
