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ACR’s Simple Tasks Campaign Launches Redesigned Website

Staff  |  Issue: March 2014  |  March 1, 2014

The ACR is excited to announce the launch of the redesigned Simple Tasks campaign website: www.simpletasks.org.

The new site features an updated look and several new enhancements, such as a live Twitter feed, improved site navigation, social media integration, and blog capabilities. These features allow visitors to engage with the campaign in new ways and share resources—like the Simple Tasks white paper, patient case studies, and blog posts—more easily across their social networks.

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Simple Tasks aims to raise awareness about the severity of rheumatic diseases, as well as the importance of rheumatologists and rheumatology health professionals. Be sure to visit the “Take Action” section of www.simpletasks.org to see the site’s new look and to learn how you can get involved in the campaign.

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