You may be missing more days of work or backing out of social outings and those around you can’t understand why. Here are some reasons why RA can be an ‘invisible’ illness.

These drugs aim to slow down RA, and in ideal cases, they bring about remission.

Not the easiest feat — especially when your friends may not truly understand what kind of prep work it takes for you to get out of the house, or what kind of pain you might have after pushing yourself to go out. Here are five small ways to manage both, without breaking yourself, or friendships.

Her 20 RA-related surgeries have kept Carla Kienast out of a wheelchair and firmly present in her busy life as a blogger, travel enthusiast, and inspiration to others. And she has a sense of humor about it all, too.

This soul-warming casserole is just what you need on a cold night. Bonus: It replaces regular spaghetti, which may trigger inflammation, with antioxident-rich spaghetti squash, so it's RA-friendly!

If you live in a cold climate, preparing for winter might mean purchasing a pair of warm boots, salt for the driveway, and snow tires. But if you have RA, you'll want to know these tips to prevent flares and care for your body when the temperature drops.

Smart meal prep can make a hectic week of cooking easier, but what if you have RA? These tips will take stress — and joint pain — off the menu.

A rheumatology expert describes what remission really means for a person living with RA and how likely it is to achieve it.

Ever fell like your RA symptoms get worse after eating certain foods? You might be right. Some of the things we eat can make inflammation worse, while others don't. Find out which foods to try and which foods might be worth nixing from your diet.

The Vectra DA test is designed to measure how effective your meds are. Here’s how it works.