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Arthritis Central Podcast by Dr. Joel Rutstein

Dr. Joel E. Rutstein is the creator of ArthritisCentral.com. Since 1999, he has been using the Internet to help arthritis sufferers all over the world take back control of their arthritis and osteoporosis. Dr. Rutstein is responsible for all of the website's original content, including the Arthritis.TV video library. He has produced multiple full-length educational and inspirational video programs, available at ArthritisMall.com.

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Excellent, June 11, 2006
Reviewer: kwaic

A very Brilliant site. Wealth of Rheumatology and Medical Info. Good for the laymen and for fellow medical/health professionals in terms of con't med education.

Pls continue this execllent job, kudos +++

Ky

personalmedia, February 17, 2006
Reviewer: personalmedia from Indiana

Dr. Joel Rutstein hosts a postcast that focuses on medical issues, specifically arthritis related disorders. Rutstein brings medical research to listeners in an easy to understand and interesting format. Though the program is targeted at arthritis sufferers, the medical topics the doctor covers are useful to all health-care consumers.

Dr. Rutstein also uses the platform of the podcast to share his personal views on controversial issues, but he does a good job of presenting both sides of the argument. Rutstein speaks clearly and is an advocate for consumers in this podcast that brings to light important topics on medical-related developments. Anyone who is dealing with the maze of healthcare and pharmaceuticals will find this program worth a preview.

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