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Featured Osteoporosis ArticlesCould Osteoporosis Run in Your Family?Osteoporosis is the most common type of bone disease. An estimated 10 million Americans have it, and another 18 million have low bone mass that may eventually lead to osteoporosis if untreated. People with osteoporosis have brittle bones that break easily; a leading cause of disability in seniors.7 Foods for Better Bone HealthA Triple Threat: Lupus, Heart Disease, and OsteoporosisShould You Get a Bone Mineral Density Test?Should You Have Hip Replacement?View All Osteoporosis ArticlesOsteoporosis NewsSoy foods may curb hip fracture risk in older women
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Postmenopausal women may lessen their chances of fracturing a hip by adding soy-based foods to their diet, a study from Singapore hints. Women in the study were 21 to 36 percent less likely to fracture a hip when they reported eating a moderate amount of soy, Dr.
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An important webcast discussing some lesser known causes of bone loss and osteoporosis such as steroids and other medications like thyroid hormone and antacids, and absorption problems like sprue.
Play Video NowView All Osteoporosis VideosOsteoporosis Tip: Build Strong BonesWeight-bearing exercises, such as walking, jogging, and climbing stairs, can help build and maintain strong bones. Aim for three to four 30-minute workouts each week. And age shouldn't be a deterrent--it's never too late to start building strong bones. |
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