Heather Caulder

Over 2.3 million Canadians live with osteoporosis, a medical condition that increases their risk of breaking bones. Arthritis Research Canada's scientists are working to improve diagnosis and care to make millions less breakable.

This rack card was created to encourage donors to leave a gift to Arthritis Research Canada in their Will.

This rack card was created to debunk the myth that arthritis only causes joint pain in older adults and to position Arthritis Research Canada as the "fixer" of challenges caused by arthritis to encourage monthly giving.

Arthritis Research Canada's primary public and patient engagement project: I spearheaded the creation of this project and execute all tasks (overseeing strategy and video production to graphic design, web development, social, advertising + more).

Review finds weight loss medications may hold wide-ranging benefits for people living with arthritis and obesity.

This page has a conversion rate of 55% and has resulted in over 3,000 sign-ups to an osteoarthritis email list.

Behind every arthritis diagnosis is a real person dealing with real challenges who wants to live their life. Arthritis Research Canada is helping them find real answers. Learn more in this Arthritis Awareness Month campaign.

With osteoarthritis on the rise globally, Arthritis Research Canada's scientists are developing and testing programs for early intervention.

Parenting and arthritis are hard. Parenting with arthritis is harder. We offer expert advice on navigating a chronic disease with kids.

Looking to understand the complex relationship between obesity and arthritis? Our expert rheumatologist has put together a guide for you.

It is very common for people with arthritis to have difficulties managing their weight.Arthritis can affect energy levels, mood, sleep, ability to move, as well as habits such as grocery shopping, preparing healthy meals and exercising. Medications…

Elise has lived with arthritis for 20+ years. Discover how she chose her career as a young person diagnosed with a lifelong, chronic disease.

Arthritis Research Canada researchers highlight the value of authentic patient engagement in research and share tools for building meaningful partnerships.

This Indigenous-led research will explore inflammatory arthritis risk in Indigenous communities and how to provide culturally appropriate care.

Arthritis Research Canada study reveals artificial intelligence can provide accurate medical information on juvenile idiopathic arthritis.

With cannabis widely available in Canada, Arthritis Research Canada's scientists work to understand its use among parents living with arthritis.

Want to take control of life after an arthritis diagnosis? Arthritis Research Canada's Senior Scientist, Dr. Linda Li, offers tips on the importance of symptom tracking.

Kohle was diagnosed with osteoarthritis and had hip replacement surgery by age 30. Discover his experience as a young person with arthritis.

Between 20 and 40% of people with arthritis experience a mental health disorder at some point.Yet, research reveals around 50% do not receive adequate care.

Living with a chronic condition involves enduring illness for prolonged periods. In the case of arthritis, however, it means having a serious disease for life. It’s a scary and overwhelming prospect.