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Master Doctor Search: Osteoporosis
7 Tips to Reduce the Risks of Bone Fractures
Over 6.8 million bone fractures diagnosed every year. Seniors are at a particularly high risk of suffering from bone fractures. The International Osteoporosis Foundation...
18 hours ago - HealthWorks Collective
Denosumab more effective than risedronate in glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis
Kenneth G. Saag Adults with a history of glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis assigned to therapy with the monoclonal antibody denosumab experienced a greater increase in bone...
7 days ago - Healio
Cheese and lasagne protect MEN from osteoporosis as they age
A study of 2,600 people found men over 50 who consumed cheese on its own or on a pizza had stronger spines and hips. Dairy did not do the same for women, apart from a small...
9 days ago - Daily Mail
Steroid-Induced Bone Loss Better Treated With Denosumab?
Denosumab found to be superior to risedronate in the treatment of steroid-induced osteoporosis at 12 months, at least in terms of BMD, among patients starting steroid therapy...
9 days ago - Medscape
Dear Mark: Power Yoga, Pelvic Floor, Keto Reset and Osteoporosis
For today's edition of Dear Mark , I'm answering three questions. First, is power yoga-a more “intense” version of yoga that includes strength exercises-a suitable alternative...
10 days ago - Mark's Daily Apple
If You Have a Seltzer Habit, This Is What You Should Know
For anyone who loves fizzy water, picking out a bottle can be a little tricky. Seltzer, sparkling mineral water, club soda-there are so many types, how do you know what's in...
13 days ago - Health
Break free from osteoporosis
14 days ago - Mayo Clinic
Fracture liaison service increases BMD testing, osteoporosis treatment
Adults with osteoporosis who received care from a fracture liaison service program were more likely to undergo bone mineral density testing and initiate and adhere to...
15 days ago - Healio
Updated Summary: Diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis. (Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement)
18 days ago - National Guideline Clearinghouse
Urban Population at High Risk for Brittle Bones
People living in urban areas are at increased risk for diseases that lead to brittle bones such as osteopenia and osteoporosis.
21 days ago - Medindia Health
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