Osteoporosis - Management
An alarming number of older patients fail to continue taking their regular medications after they return home, particularly if they spent time in intensive care.
In recent study, people who took a specific type of osteoporosis medication known as bisphosphonates lived an average of five years longer than those who didn't take them.
Recent research shows that brittle bones, long considered a women's problem, is taking a significant toll on men.
We hear a lot about osteoporosis–the big name in bone loss disease; but not so much about its "predecessor", osteopenia.
Actress Sally Field embodies the type of woman many of us strive to be. Her most important role however, may be as the face of osteoporosis, an all-too-common degenerative bone disease.
Osteoporosis and Inflammatory Bowel Disease often go hand in hand.
Incorporating certain foods into your daily regimen could do wonders for your bones.
Clean teeth and healthy gums might be your first line of defense against other diseases. Learn more.
Follow these steps to reduce your risk of developing this degenerative bone disease.
It's never too early—or too late—to protect yourself from this debilitating disease. Here, a look at osteoporosis by the numbers.
Osteoporosis may weaken your bones, but it doesn't have to weaken your resolve to live a healthy and productive life.
Proper eating can have an enormous impact on your health. Here, a look at nutrition by the numbers.