Osteoporosis - Prevention

Boost Your Bone Health with Beer

Scientists have found that beer may have a more bone-protecting effect than wine or liquor.

Back Pain and Osteoporosis

Back pain can be caused by a number of conditions, but one that is often overlooked in osteoporosis.

Could Osteoporosis Run in Your Family?

In general, you can greatly reduce your risk of osteoporosis by eating the right foods and getting plenty of exercise. But for some people, this may not be enough.

7 Foods for Better Bone Health

Drinking milk isn't the only way to strengthen your bones. Check out these calcium-rich foods.

A Triple Threat: Lupus, Heart Disease, and Osteoporosis

Lupus affects more women than men, but it also worsens two of the most common health problems women have — heart disease and osteoporosis.

Should You Get a Bone Mineral Density Test?

A bone mineral density (BMD) can help detect osteoporosis in its early stages so that treatment can begin. At what age should you get this important test, and how often should it be repeated? Get the facts here.

Avoid Arthritis Related Disability

Here are 10 disabilities arthritis causes that you should be aware of.

Crohn's May Be Weakening Your Bones

Osteoporosis and Inflammatory Bowel Disease often go hand in hand.

How Does Your Diet Affect Your Bones?

Incorporating certain foods into your daily regimen could do wonders for your bones.

Healthy Teeth and Living Longer: What’s the Connection?

Clean teeth and healthy gums might be your first line of defense against other diseases. Learn more.

Health by the Numbers: Osteoporosis

It's never too early—or too late—to protect yourself from this debilitating disease. Here, a look at osteoporosis by the numbers.

8 Ways to Prevent Osteoporosis

Follow these steps to reduce your risk of developing this degenerative bone disease.

Osteoporosis: Myths vs. Facts

When it comes to osteoporosis, there are many misconceptions that may stand in the way of both prevention and treatment. Here, we uncover the biggest myths about the disease.