TV Star Donna Mills to Discuss Experience With Arthritis

Television star Donna Mills will speak about her personal experience with arthritis on June 26 at HealthExpo at the San Diego County Fair.

Mills' appearance is part of her work with the Boost Education of Arthritis Treatment campaign launched in May 2000 by Pfizer to promote the importance of arthritis management, including proper treatment.

Besides encouraging women who have arthritis aches and pains to see their doctors, Mills, 60, will also discuss her personal experience with osteoarthritis, how managing arthritis has allowed her to remain active and how women who suffer from arthritis can make their health a priority and still balance their busy schedules.

"By sharing information, arthritis sufferers can empower one another to get effective treatments that will help them stay active," said Mills, who is best known for appearing in the long-running television serial Knots Landing.

Other sources: HealthExpo, Inc.