Seniors Staying ActiveSeniors in Philadelphia know the importance of staying active, which is why they've made a commitment to work out.
Heart Failure FracturesPatients with heart failure have an increased risk for fractures...leading some doctors to recommend treating patients with heart problems for osteoperosis, too.
OsteoperosisThe American College of Physicians has created new guidelines for treating osteoperosis.
Ultrasound OsteoperosisNew research indicates an ultrasound of the heel of your foot could predict your risk for developing osteoperosis.
Osteoperosis DrugA drug many hoped would be approved in the U.S. to treat menopausal symptoms and lower the risk of cancer has been found to potentially cause strokes.
Alcohol BonesStudies show that moderate amounts of alcohol may prevent bone breaks.
Faster Fix for KneesDoctors and surgeons are practicing a new kind of orthoscopic surgery that reduces recovery time.
Female Friendly KneeMore than a thousand people have knee replacement surgery everyday- most of them women. But they don't always get fit with the right kind of knees.
Senior SleepSeniors are known to be lousy sleepers - now researchers are figuring out why - and the answer may surprise you!
Staying Healthy After MenopauseAlong with menopause come certain health concerns. At this stage of life, women need to monitor their cholesterol, get annual mammograms, and get a bone density test to check for osteoporosis. Exercise and good nutrition can help minimize risks.
When is Back Pain Osteoporosis?Back pain is a common condition that many people don't take very seriously. But in some cases, back pain is just a surface symptom of a much deeper problem: osteoporosis. Unfortunately, even some doctors have a hard time telling the difference.
What is Osteoporosis?This is a great review of the causes of osteoporosis including how bone is made and the risk factors for bone loss.
The Latest Treatments for OsteoporosisOsteoporosis, or bones that are weakened and susceptible to fracture, affects over 10 million elderly Americans and is much more common in women than in men, due to the loss of estrogen women experience during menopause.
The Hidden Causes of OsteoporosisAn 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.
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