Why Midlife Women Should Get a Bone Density Scan—Before It's Too Late
One in two women will suffer a fracture from weak bones. A simple ÂŁ200 scan can catch bone loss early. Here's what experts say about prevention.
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One in two women will suffer a fracture from weak bones. A simple ÂŁ200 scan can catch bone loss early. Here's what experts say about prevention.
Kefir's probiotics, calcium, and vitamin K2 work together to strengthen bones and lower osteoporosis risk—here's how to use it.
A new comprehensive bone health program reveals how inflammation and poor digestion—not just calcium intake—may be sabotaging your bone density.
New research shows calcium and vitamin D help specific groups, but most people don't need routine supplements. Here's who should take them.
Researchers validate a new CT-based bone density tool that spots osteoporosis in primary hyperparathyroidism patients with 100% sensitivity—no special equipment needed.
Researchers identified a protein called Piezo1 that acts as your body's exercise sensor for bones—and future drugs might mimic its effects for people who can't exercise.
New research reveals that low bone density in the forearm could signal primary hyperparathyroidism in postmenopausal women—a condition often missed during routine osteoporosis screening.
Researchers discovered that a basic blood ratio combining uric acid and cholesterol levels may predict bone density loss, offering a new screening tool for osteoporosis risk.
New research identifies six blood markers that signal bone loss in the hip—and they're connected to muscle weakness, not just calcium levels.
Heel drops deliver powerful bone-building stimulus with 3.6 times your body weight in force. Here's how to do them safely.
Long-term antiseizure drugs can quietly sabotage bone health by blocking calcium absorption—and standard tests might miss the problem.
New research reveals 75% of lupus patients aren't getting enough calcium, putting them at serious risk for fractures—even those on bone-damaging medications.
New research reveals a brain hormone called CCN3 that maintains bone strength even when estrogen drops, offering hope for osteoporosis treatment.
Scientists discover that higher levels of Nell-1 protein are linked to stronger bones and better bone density in postmenopausal women.
New research reveals type 1 diabetes patients face 2.4-7x higher hip fracture risk—and standard vitamin D doses may not be enough.
New research reveals that people with type 2 diabetes face dramatically higher rates of bone loss, especially those with kidney complications. Here's why it matters and what to do about it.
Indonesian researchers have developed an injectable bone cement that integrates with living tissue to rebuild bone density in osteoporosis patients.
Scientists discover how a cholesterol-regulating protein called PCSK9 accelerates bone loss—and develop a targeted therapy that doubled bone mass in mice.
New research shows bone loss affects 17% of young celiac patients. Here's what doctors recommend for early detection.
Despite decades of research, basic questions about osteoporosis treatment remain unclear, leaving millions unsure about screening and medications.
New research reveals chocolate milk contains key bone-building nutrients, but there's a surprising catch that could affect calcium absorption.
New research reveals that bone density tests may systematically misdiagnose petite women with osteoporosis when their bones are actually healthy.
Your bones break down and rebuild daily, but with osteoporosis, breakdown outpaces formation—making nutrition your secret weapon for stronger bones.
Scientists receive major NIH funding to develop the first biological therapy for Perthes disease, which affects thousands of children yearly.
Three vitamins—D, K, and C—work together to build stronger bones and prevent fractures. Here's what you need to eat to get them.
Your bones might be weaker than you think. Here's what osteopenia means and the exact calcium amounts doctors recommend.
Up to 40% of over-50s have early bone thinning, but new evidence shows it's reversible through exercise, diet, and lifestyle changes—not just medication.
New research reveals osteopenia—the precursor to osteoporosis—can be completely reversed through targeted exercise and nutrition changes.
Your skeleton rebuilds itself every day, but declining estrogen and inadequate calcium can tip the balance toward bone loss—especially after age 50.
Osteopenia affects up to 40% of adults over 50, but this early bone thinning stage may be reversible with targeted lifestyle changes in some cases.
New research reveals how dropping estrogen levels during menopause trigger rapid bone loss, with women losing up to 3% of bone density annually in early menopause.
Most adults lose about a centimeter in height every decade after 40, but rapid shrinking could signal osteoporosis and fracture risk.
An orthopedic surgeon reveals why 50% of women face osteoporotic fractures—and how resistance training could be the difference between life and death.
A surprising new study reveals men with poor cholesterol profiles have weaker bones, suggesting your cardiovascular health directly impacts skeletal strength.
New 10-year study reveals tea strengthens bones in older women while heavy coffee drinking weakens them—but moderate coffee is fine.
New research reveals magnesium deficiency may be a hidden culprit behind osteoporosis, affecting bone health through surprising pathways beyond calcium.
New research identifies a cellular receptor that could be activated to rebuild weakened bones, offering hope for reversing osteoporosis damage.
FDA approves bone density scans as trial endpoints, potentially cutting osteoporosis drug development time in half for millions worldwide.