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The Body Invaders: Arthritis

50 minutes 53 seconds

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Woman in a physical therapy office wearing an assistive walking device. Caption. Should change their locomotive behaviors.

Investigates osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, and gout through profiles of patients who rely on conventional medicine as well as alternative therapies to deal with their conditions. Includes interviews with rheumatologists, physical therapists, a sports podiatrist, a surgeon, and others who provide insights into topics such as ergonomics, COX-2 inhibitors, and monoclonal antibody research. NOTE: Shows footage of total knee replacement surgery.

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Runtime: 50 minutes 53 seconds

Topic: Health and Safety, Home and Family
Subtopic: Cooking, Diseases and Conditions, Health Care
Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
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Release Year: 2002
Producer/Distributor: Films For The Humanities & Sciences

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Person wearing oven mitts holds a colander over a kitchen sink, steam rising from the bowl. Caption. Give the pasta a shake to remove excess moisture.

2 women stand in a restaurant kitchen, 1 watches as the other peels a green apple. Caption. To make her eat an oxidized apple.

A young boy wearing a beanie, winter coat, and gloves holds a large hook on a stick outside near snow. On the hook is the head of a large silver fish. Caption. The first time I caught a big salmon like this, ever.

Man dressed in chef's jacket holds baking pan and scoops sauce from bowl. Caption. And did internships at various hotels in northern California.

Closeup of a person holding a carton of a dozen white eggs. Behind this, a bowl of eggs, and 2 cookbooks. Caption. In the refrigerator in their original carton.

Closeup side view of a woman with long brown hair wearing a black shirt. A pink orchid plant is blurred in the background. Caption. And feeling energized and eating well.

Señora Alicia stands behind a wood table, looking down into a clay pot resting on top of the table. She rubs the handle of a wooden spoon in the pot between her hands. There's pitcher of milk and 2 cups on the table.

Closeup of a glass measuring cup with clear liquid inside being held up with 1 hand. The other hand points at the liquid level. Caption. "They measure at the line."

Woman with short gray hair wearing a denim shirt in a kitchen. She is behind a counter with a variety of clear dishes, the biggest of which has something white in it. Caption. "We're going to push it together with our hands."

Closeup of a person in a kitchen tilting a wooden cutting board over a yellow decorative bowl and using a knife to slide chopped tomatoes into the bowl. Caption, And chopping up vegetables and sautéing things.