Breaking a bone ranks high among the health concerns many people have as they get older. Osteoporosis, which causes bones to become weaker and more vulnerable to fractures, is especially common among older women, although men can develop it, too. And with Halloween approaching, here’s something worth remembering: Your skeleton needs exercise just as much as
Bone health might be one of the most important topics for anyone over 50. May is Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month, and it’s a good time to take stock of where your bones stand and what you’re doing to protect them. Here are the facts that matter most. It’s more common than most people realize.
Did you know that exercise is key to maintaining strong bones as you age? It is. The Bone Health and Osteoporosis Foundation is focusing on exercise this month as it marks the annual Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month. “Exercising to help achieve good bone health can and should be a family priority and continue throughout
Breaking a bone ranks high on the list of fears people have after age 50 or so. Arthritis is increasingly common. And while osteoporosis is most common among older women, it can occur in anyone. Still, many people worried about bone health don’t realize that they can take steps to improve it. And one of