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09/13/2026

What does 30 minutes mean to you? For someone living with arthritis, it can mean different things on different days. A walk. A workout. Stretching. Moving around the house. Whatever movement works for you.

We asked Dr. Jasmin Ma, Clinical Investigator with Arthritis Research Canada, and Assistant Professor with the School of Kinesiology at UBC, what 30 minutes means to her.

Starting September 16, we are asking you to make 30 minutes of movement part of your day and help support arthritis research along the way.

Movement helps arthritis. Research helps us understand why, how, and what we can do better.

Make your MOVE.

Join us at movewitharthritisresearch.ca

09/12/2026

What does 30 minutes mean to you? For someone living with arthritis, it can mean different things on different days.

A walk. A workout. Stretching. Moving around the house. Whatever movement works for you.

We asked Dr. Diane Lacaille, Rheumatologist and Scientific Director of Arthritis Research Canada, what 30 minutes means to her.

Starting September 16, we are asking you to make 30 minutes of movement part of your day and help support arthritis research along the way.

Movement helps arthritis. Research helps us understand why, how, and what we can do better.

Make your MOVE.

Join us at movewitharthritisresearch.ca

09/11/2026

Hi, I’m Eileen — and I’m moving for arthritis research.

If you’re new here, I live with multiple forms of arthritis and have spent years learning how to move with a body that doesn’t always cooperate. I’ve had a lot of help with learning how to do this, that help came from Arthritis Research Canada.

Movement looks different for me now.

Sometimes it’s strength training.
Sometimes it’s hiking or the elliptical.
Sometimes it’s gardening, stretching or walking.
Sometimes it’s breaking movement into a few minutes at a time.

And sometimes, taking a break is part of the plan.

This September, I’m taking part in MOVE With Arthritis Research, challenging myself to get 30 minutes of movement each day while raising money for Arthritis Research Canada.

This campaign is personal to me.

I live with arthritis every day. I’ve seen how much research can change our understanding of the disease, improve treatment and help people live better.

I also want to show something important along the way:

Movement with arthritis does not have to look perfect.

It can be adapted.
It can be slow.
It can be broken up.
It can look completely different from one day to the next.

Over the rest of the next few weeks, I’ll be sharing some of the different ways I MOVE - the good days, the modifications, the breaks and all.
And while I do the moving, I’m asking you to help me move arthritis research forward.

If you can donate to my fundraising page, thank you. If you can share my fundraiser, that helps too. ❤️

Let’s MOVE for better arthritis care, better treatments and a better future.

https://support.arthritisresearch.ca/fundraisers/chroniceileen

Thank you to Arthritis Patient Advisory Board member Chronic Eileen for writing these informative and inspirational arti...
09/11/2026

Thank you to Arthritis Patient Advisory Board member Chronic Eileen for writing these informative and inspirational articles!

September 11 is Stand Up to Cancer Day, which unites people around the world in the fight against this devastating disea...
09/11/2026

September 11 is Stand Up to Cancer Day, which unites people around the world in the fight against this devastating disease.

Immune checkpoint inhibitors therapies are transforming cancer treatment, offering new hope to many patients. But for people living with systemic autoimmune rheumatic diseases (including inflammatory arthritis), these treatments can worsen their conditions.

To help guide care, the Canadian Research Group of Rheumatology in Immuno-Oncology (CanRIO) and the Canadian Rheumatology Association developed clinical recommendations through collaboration among rheumatologists, oncologists, researchers, and a patient partner.

Learn more about how they're supporting people with arthritis and cancer: https://ow.ly/bEVC50ZMnOK

Want to stay active with arthritis? You don’t have to do it all at once.Dr. Manuel (Manny) Ester, one of our MOVE with A...
09/10/2026

Want to stay active with arthritis? You don’t have to do it all at once.

Dr. Manuel (Manny) Ester, one of our MOVE with Arthritis Research exercise session presenters, shares practical tips for making physical activity more manageable with arthritis.

With MOVE with Arthritis Research, presented by Beachcomber Hot Tubs, you can put these ideas into action. Commit to a total of 30 minutes of physical activity each day, at your own pace, for two weeks. Join our challenge and turn your movement into support for arthritis research.

Get ready to MOVE on September 16: MoveWithArthritisResearch.ca

For millions of Canadians, movement isn’t something to take for granted. Arthritis can make getting out of bed difficult...
09/09/2026

For millions of Canadians, movement isn’t something to take for granted. Arthritis can make getting out of bed difficult. It can affect careers, relationships, parenting, sleep, mental health, and independence.

Research is helping change that for people like Bableen, who lived with arthritis symptoms for most of her childhood before being diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis.

Join our MOVE with Arthritis Research challenge, presented by Beachcomber Hot Tubs. Every dollar raised supports life-changing arthritis research. Learn more: MoveWithArthritisResearch.ca

  that only up to 14% of people living with rheumatoid arthritis regularly do strength training exercises? Strength trai...
09/08/2026

that only up to 14% of people living with rheumatoid arthritis regularly do strength training exercises? Strength training reduces the risk of pain and fatigue for people living with RA, and it also lowers the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Clinician investigator Dr. Jasmin Ma is bringing strength training to our MOVE with Arthritis Research event, presented by Beachcomber Hot Tubs. Join her free virtual exercise session on September 22, designed to help people build strength and confidence in movement.

The session is only available to MOVE participants. Register for MOVE to receive the link: MOVEwithArthritisResearch.ca

Fundraiser Spotlight: Meet Dr. Derin Karacabeyli! As our MOVE with Arthritis Research event, presented by Beachcomber Ho...
09/07/2026

Fundraiser Spotlight: Meet Dr. Derin Karacabeyli!

As our MOVE with Arthritis Research event, presented by Beachcomber Hot Tubs, gets closer, we’re highlighting some of our incredible participants.

Dr. Derin Karacabeyli has raised over $7,000 so far for life-changing arthritis research! He is a rheumatologist and trainee with Arthritis Research Canada. As a rheumatologist, he often describes movement as medicine, as it helps improve pain and function for people with arthritis.

Join Dr. Karacabeyli and register for the MOVE fundraising challenge today! You’ll make a difference in the lives of millions living with arthritis. MOVEWithArthritisResearch.ca

September 5 is the International Day of Charity, a day meant to celebrate charitable and philanthropic organizations. To...
09/05/2026

September 5 is the International Day of Charity, a day meant to celebrate charitable and philanthropic organizations. Today, we celebrate our donors who move arthritis research forward.

Every donation supports research that improves the prevention, treatment, and lives of people living with arthritis. When you support our work, you make a new future with arthritis possible.

Donate to keep arthritis research moving: arthritisresearch.ca/donate

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