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  • Providers: Primer on the Rheumatic Diseases is now available. Learn more

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Available now: Executive Summary

View the 2010 Executive Summary

This report provides data that describes the Kentucky Women's Health Registry (KWHR) cohort and shows there is a regional variability of chronic health problems across the Commonwealth as well as regional variation in the association of health indicators. We include data from the Centers for Disease Control and the United States Census for comparison. Because the KWHR survey follows participants over a longer time period, we can address the individual factors that influence change. → READ NOW


Dr. Hanoka receives award.Dr. Beatriz Hanaoka has been awarded a Clinical to Research Transition Award (CRTA) from the Arthritis Foundation. More
 


Dr. Leslie CroffordDr. Leslie Crofford receives International Woman in Inflammation Science Award
Dr. Crofford, Chief of the Division of Rheumatology and Director of Women’s Health, received the award at the 10th biennial World Conference on Inflammation held in Paris June, 2011.  More

Our Mission

  • providing the highest quality patient care
  • conducting clinical and basic research that advances the treatment of rheumatologic disorders.
  • providing training in rheumatology to providers
My Story
Patient with rare rheumatologic disease shares her story

"I have waited until now to publicly talk about my journey with Behcet’s disease because I want to be known for much more than just having a rare disease, and (frankly), because I have needed this long to gain perspective on my story."  More



Do you have TMD- (Temporomandibular Mandibular Joint Disorder)

You may be interested in a research study that looks into the relationships between the symptoms of Temporomandibular Mandibular Joint Disorder (TMD) and Fibromyalgia.  More