Realities of Rheumatoid Arthritis Video Series

Hear from some inspiring women touched by RA symptoms in HealthyWomen’s Strong Woman’s Approach to Managing RA video series.

September, 16 2011

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Introduction
Hear from Elizabeth Battaglino Cahill, RN, Executive Director of HealthyWomen, as she previews " Managing RA: The Strong Woman's Approach"—an educational and inspirational program and video series. Before starting any fitness program be sure to talk to your doctor.

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