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Missouri Arthritis Rehabilitation Research and Training Center

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MARRTC provides leadership at the national level in support of three key objectives: to reduce pain and disability, to improve physical fitness and quality of life, and to promote independent living and community integration for persons with arthritis of all ages in the United States. The Center's research addresses the needs of persons with arthritis in the following areas: (1) home and community-based self-management programs, (2) benefits of exercise and physical fitness, and (3) technologies available to the broad populations of persons with arthritis in the environments where they live, learn, work, and play.

University of Missouri, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
One Hospital Drive, DC330.00
Columbia, Missouri 65212
United States
Telephone: 877/882-6826 or 573/884-1499.
TT: 800/735-2966 (Relay Missouri).
Fax: 573/884-3020.
Web: http://marrtc.missouri.edu/.
Email: marrtc@missouri.edu.

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