Osteoporosisarticles
Oct 02, 2009
Your bones are connected closely by hinge-like structures called joints that allow them to move in relation to each other. Joints are bound together by fibrous bands called ligaments. The ligaments surround the joint with fibrous tissue while the surface...Jul 03, 2009
Most of us take our bones for granted until a bad fall causes fractures or breaks, or osteoporosis prevents us from becoming physically active. While a strong physical force may directly cause bone damage and old age may lead to osteoporosis, poor nutrition...Mar 23, 2009
If you have concerns about the strength of your bones or the possibility of sustaining fractures due to osteoporosis, then a bone density test can tell you if your bones are at the normal strength. Read on to learn more about the testing. What is...May 16, 2008
Osteoporosis is a largely preventable disease. Prevention is especially vital as, while osteoporosis can be treated, it cannot be cured. There are several steps that you can take to protect yourself against this disease. We have outlined them below.Jun 02, 2007
The word “osteoporosis” literally means porous bones and it occurs when bones lose too much of their protein and mineral content – especially calcium. Over time bone mass and strength is decreased, and this can result in fractures, as the bones...