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Dr. Joanne Jordan Writes “Perspective” Piece Regarding Study Showing Older Adults With Arthritis Can Benefit From Just 45 Minutes of Exercise Weekly

January 30, 2017
Federal guidelines suggest older adults with osteoarthritis (OA) engage in a total of 150 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous exercise a week, completed in increments of at least 10 minutes. For a variety of reasons, only about 10% of older adults with knee OA meet this goal. The good news, however, is...

Doug Phanstiel, PhD, Receives Grant to Research DNA Looping Related to Inflammation and Immune Response

January 26, 2017
Thurston Arthritis Research Center scientist Doug Phanstiel, PhD, has received a three-year "Independence Award" grant from the National Human Genome Research Institute at the NIH. The research he will conduct under this grant is designed to help scientists better understand a variety of biological processes that play key roles in...

Dr. Edwin Kim Interviewed by WRAL TV Regarding New Peanut Allergy Guidelines

January 6, 2017
The National Institutes of Health have issued important new guidelines that are relevant for parents of children with peanut allergy. Thurston Allergist Edwin Kim, MD helps explain the significance of the guidelines, which are a departure from much of the traditional wisdom related to children with food allergies.

Dr. Amanda Nelson awarded grant to evaluate feasibility and reliability of using ultrasound technology for study of knee osteoarthritis; also assumes leadership role in national rheumatology association

December 20, 2016
Amanda Nelson, MD, MSCR, RhMSUS, a rheumatologist at the 黑料网 Thurston Arthritis Research Center, has received the 鈥淚nnovative Research Award鈥 from the Rheumatology Research Foundation. This grant will enable her to study the association between features of osteoarthritis (OA) that are observable with ultrasound compared to radiographic (X-ray) observations and...

TARC Researchers Provide Leadership and New Scientific Findings at 2016 ACR/ARHP Meeting

November 21, 2016
The American College of Rheumatology (ACR)/Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals (ARHP) annual conference is the world鈥檚 premier meeting of its type and provides important research and clinical updates that benefit the scientific community, physicians and patients. At this year鈥檚 conference Thurston Arthritis Research Center (TARC) experts played key roles in...

Dr. Saira Sheikh and Dr. Mildred Kwan Address Under-Utilization of Critical Immunizations for Patients with Inflammatory Diseases

October 28, 2016
Patients with chronic inflammatory diseases such as asthma, rheumatoid arthritis and lupus are at a higher risk of infections compared to the general population. Despite the increased risks, too often these patients do not receive the proper vaccinations. Two 黑料网 physicians are taking steps to address this important health issue.

Thurston Team Pitches in for 黑料网’s “Tar Heel Service Day”

October 15, 2016
When the call came to lend a hand, the Thurston Arthritis Research Center answered. Several dozen employees donated a wide variety of food ranging from soups and canned fruit to pre-packaged meals for 鈥淧ORCH,鈥 a local hunger relief organization for families in need. In addition, the team donated a selection...

Thurston Arthritis Research Center and Osteoarthritis Action Alliance Participate in First “Rheumatologic Disease Awareness Month” Initiatives

September 13, 2016
The multi-faceted educational program addresses the public's need to better understand the causes, impact and options for managing the broad spectrum of rheumatologic diseases. More than 52 million Americans -- young and old -- live with sometimes painful, and potentially debilitating rheumatic diseases.

The People鈥檚 Pharmacy (NPR): 鈥淐ould a tick bite make you allergic to burgers?鈥 April 9, 2016

May 9, 2016
Dr. Maya Jerath was interviewed for the nationally syndicated radio program, 鈥淭he People鈥檚 Pharmacy,鈥 in which she explained that work with alpha-gal meat allergy might provide valuable insights into other food allergies.

Dr. Kate Queen, a long-time TARC collaborator, receives Medical Alumni Distinguished Faculty Award

April 25, 2016
Dr. Queen is recognized for years of innovative research and outstanding clinical care. She has been actively involved with the Thurston Arthritis Research Center in many different roles, and has repeatedly demonstrated outstanding research acumen as well as a passion for helping patients