Psoriatic Arthritis News & Features

Psoriatic arthritis causes painful joint swelling, but new medication Taltz might help

Mood disorder may increase inflammation throughout the body, researcher says

Psoriatic arthritis can be a confounding illness for those who have it -- and those who don't. Six people who live with it tell WebMD what they wish others knew.

Researchers said effect was even stronger if bones or joints were involved

Future tests to determine whether people with the skin condition psoriasis are at risk of going on to get psoriatic arthritis have come a step closer after scientists said they'd identified the gene behind the latter disease.

New medication improved skin condition, lessened swelling, study finds

Condition affects some with psoriasis

If you have psoriasis and joint pain, the two may be related. Talk to your doctor about psoriatic arthritis. Learn more at WebMD.

Stelara, an injectable drug already approved to treat psoriasis, is now also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis.

Taking care of your skin and joints is crucial if you have psoriatic arthritis. WebMD shows you the best way to do that.

WebMD shares 9 tips to help you manage your psoriatic arthritis and feel your best.

Pro Golfer Phil Mickelson recently announced that he is being treated for psoriatic arthritis. According to media reports, he first developed symptoms right before the U.S. Open, and the pain quickly became so intense that he couldn’t walk.

People who are obese at age 18 may face a higher risk of developing psoriatic arthritis as they grow older, according to a new study.

Ustekinumab, a biologic drug designed to treat psoriasis, may also curb psoriatic arthritis, researchers report online in The Lancet.

Psoriatic arthritis can affect the way you look, but there are ways to cover up problem areas. This article offers tips on improving your looks and your self-esteem.