Join our founders, Debbie and Katy, as they share their journey of living with inflammatory arthritis (IA), a chronic and fluctuating disease, in our regular podcast Inflammatory!.
With honesty, positivity, warmth, and practical insights, they discuss the challenges, triumphs, and everyday realities of living with IA.
Whether you’re personally affected, supporting a friend or family member, or simply seeking understanding, Inflammatory! is for you.
Tune in to connect, learn, and find inspiration in a shared journey.
Your feedback on Inflammatory!
To help us grow and improve Inflammatory! podcast, we want to hear from you. Whether you live with IA, support a loved one, work as a healthcare professional, or simply have an interest, your thoughts are invaluable.
Please take a few minutes to share your feedback by filling in our survey here
Our response to NHS 10-year plan
The government published their NHS 10 year on 3rd July. We are in the process reviewing the proposals to understand how they will affect people living with inflammatory arthritis, across all ages. While we welcome the overall direction, key questions remain around access to care, diagnosis, and digital changes.
Read our full response here.
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If you shop online, we are using a great website called easyfundraising to help raise money for Inflammatory Arthritis UK. It is the UK’s biggest charity shopping site and your donations do not cost you anything. Scan QR code or click here for more details.
Updated Axial spondyloarthritis guidelines
The British Society for Rheumatology have recently updated the guideline for treatment of axial spondyloarthritis with biologic and targeted synthetic DMARDS’s. Read more here.
Foot health in IA
British Society for Rheumatology have recently published their latest guideline for Foot Health in IA for all ages. The main recommendation being all consultations should include questions about the foot, and if appropriate, clinical examination. For more information read here
New report into quality of care for JIA
NCEPOD have published a report into the quality of care provided to children and young adults with juvenile idiopathic arthritis. For more our response on the report, key recommendations and how we will work to help those embed them, please see here
Inflammatory Arthritis UK is a registered charity in England and Wales, charity number 1211390.
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