This page aims to answer questions commonly asked by people who have psoriatic arthritis. Each section is a response to a different question. The first words (in italics) give the short answers to these questions but further information follows.

Sorry this information has been removed. Although I used the best information available the producers of the boklet seem 'upset' that I was using information that should be freely available if you read on you will find a link to the actual pages on their own web site.  Sorry if this causes any inconvenience or delay in finding this useful information, but it is outside my control.

Dear Sir

You appear to be using Arthritis Research Campaign material, reproduced
from our 'Psoriatic Arthritis' booklet, on the website above
(address:
http://ebulfin.myby.co.uk/apls.tk/html/psoriatic_arthritis.html).

While we are keen for information to be widely distributed, we have not
given permission for this material to be reproduced so I would be
grateful if you would remove it.  If you wish to link to the publication
in question on the Arthritis Research Campaign website (www.arc.org.uk)
please do so.

Yours faithfully

K Windsor (Mr)
Education Officer

The Arthritis Research Campaign
Copeman House
St Mary's Court
St Mary's Gate
Chesterfield
Derbyshire  S41 7TD

Tel: 01246 558033
Fax: 01246 558007
Email: k.windsor@arc.org.uk
Web: www.arc.org.uk


 

Page forms part of www.apls.tk, the information site on ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME (APS or ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME (APLS))

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