Our Joints: How They Age, and Why They Hurt

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19 Jan. 2026 |
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Malmö International
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We move to live. Whether it's shopping for groceries or laughing with friends, we are constantly in motion—often taking our joints for granted. That is, until… ouch! Suddenly, our joints start to hurt.
Osteoarthritis is the world's most common cause of joint pain and disability. For a long time, we dismissed it as an inevitable part of getting old. But science has moved on. We now know that OA is a complex disease that is about much more than just "wear and tear."
Join Associate Professor Andrea Dell’Isola for a fascinating look at how our joints really work. Based at Lund University’s Clinical Epidemiology Unit, Andrea studies not only how we treat joint pain, but also how it connects to seemingly unrelated health issues — like diabetes and high blood pressure — revealing that to care for your joints, you need to first care for your body.
This will be a hybrid meeting held at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Malmö, and virtually on Zoom.
To join the Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84905041194?pwd=aDltcU1zZEhoZkxCZFdzSXhvOUJOZz09
Meeting ID: 849 0504 1194
Passcode: MIRC2390

