My personal fundraising this year for the Arthritis Walk at Kings Dominion is an experiment. The goal is to raise over $1000. The method is an online raffle.
Items of value are needed for a charity raffle. I am searching for a couple of quality items to use for my efforts. I have found one already.
Would [...]
Archive for February, 2011
No, the Duke University graduate students and medical students have not taken up knitting sweaters and socks to pass the hours away. The loom in the photo weaves a material that could put an end to some of the artificial joint replacements in the future.
This biomaterial being developed at Duke University can be formed into [...]
There have been several new drugs developed that have the potential to significantly reduce joint pain and inflammation. But there is a flaw.
When injected at the joint, the body quickly clears it away. This results in reduced effectiveness and the need for frequent injections.
What if there was a way to make these injections time-released? Duke [...]
The Arthritis Foundation provides funding for a number of arthritis-related research projects.
I had the privilege of seeing several of those on-going projects that are happening at Duke University. I was able to meet many of the researchers behind these important projects and ask questions about their work.
I am excited about what I experienced. It was [...]
I initially got involved with the Arthritis Foundation because my wife suffers from several forms of arthritis. Since that time, I have learned that kids get arthritis too. In fact, the Arthritis Foundation says there are nearly 300,000 children under the age of 18 affected by juvenile arthritis.
I am supporting the Arthritis Foundation in their [...]










