



Arthritis is one of the most common diseases in Canada, with approximately four million Canadians – that's about one in six of us – aged 15 years and over, now living with some type of arthritis[1]. As baby boomers age, one million more Canadians will be diagnosed with arthritis each decade, until at least 2031[1].
Although many people think of arthritis as a disease that affects the elderly, nearly two-thirds of Canadians living with arthritis are of working age, under 65 years[1]. Even young children can suffer from...
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