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Are We Underrating Running in RA?

Despite recognizing physical and mental health advantages, rheumatologists identify evidence gaps and patient misconceptions as key obstacles — and call for RA-specific guidance.

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8 Key Takeaways

  • 1

    Running offers physical and mental health benefits for RA patients.

  • 2

    Disease stability is essential before recommending running.

  • 3

    Significant barriers include patient fears and a lack of RA-specific evidence.

  • 4

    Symptom-guided pacing helps manage running activities.

  • 5

    Recommendations emphasize individualized patient goals.

  • 6

    Physiotherapy support is advisable.

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    Community initiatives like Parkrun are beneficial.

  • 8

    Rheumatologists' running experience influences recommendations.

Original Source(s)

Are We Underrating Running in RA?

Despite recognizing physical and mental health advantages, rheumatologists identify evidence gaps and patient misconceptions as key obstacles — and call for RA-specific guidance.

  • by Kerri Miller

  • November 17, 2025

  • 6 min

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