Osteoporosis Stories
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Osteoporosis: 7 Best Supplements That Help Increase Bone Density
Here are 7 of the best supplements that help increase bone density. -
6 Reasons Why You Should Be Drinking More Tequila, Responsibly
This Cinco de Mayo, reap the benefits of blanco tequila, from weight loss to lowering your risk of dementia. -
7 Hidden Health Dangers Of Smoking Pot Revealed In 2016
Marijuana may seem safe, but research in 2016 revealed new dangers from smoking pot; here are seven risks you should know. -
When Your Heart Turns Into Bone
A heart attack can make your heart tissue turn into bone, which can affect the heartbeat and cause serious problems. -
5 Illnesses That Change Your Looks
Health conditions don’t just affect our insides — they can also alter our physical appearance. Here’s a look at a few of those physical changes in illnesses that are not uncommon. -
6 Ways Your Desk Job Is Killing You
Desk jobs are not necessarily safe — every hour someone puts in at the office, sitting in front of a screen, their body is silently revolting. -
Soy Protein As A Kid May Make For Stronger Adult Bones
A heavy soy diet in childhood has been linked to overall better bone quality as an adult. -
Despite Causing Them, Hip-Fracture Patients Rarely Treated For Osteoporosis
More than half of elderly hip-fracture patients told researchers that their doctors did not inform them about treatments for osteoporosis. -
These 7 Medical Conditions Are Not Gender Neutral
Seven medical conditions, including heart disease, STIs, and brain disorders, have different symptoms, different impact, or different distribution across the sexes. -
The Mediterranean Diet Could Keep Your Bones From Breaking
A quality diet may lower risk of hip fracture in postmenopausal women, new study finds. -
Infertile Men May Face Higher Risk Of Diabetes, Bone Problems
One-third of men with fertility problems have an increased risk of diabetes and osteoporosis, a new study finds. -
High Doses Of Vitamin D May Make Older People More Prone To Falling
Higher doses of vitamin D do not delay functional decline in older adults and may increase falls among older adults, according to a recent study.
