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For many decades, scientific studies and writings about the cells that govern bone health have focused on two types of cells: osteoblasts and osteoclasts. But it turns out that a … Continue Reading →

New research enriches our understanding of bone function and offers insights into maintaining their quality and strength. This bulletin dives into three new studies that point the way toward the … Continue Reading →

This month we’ll explore studies on genes responsible for osteogenesis (bone development), the connection between thyroid function and osteoporosis, and the life-saving benefits of walking. First, we’ll analyze new research … Continue Reading →

A recent study has unveiled a new osteoporosis drug under development. However, the direction the researchers are taking closely resembles an existing osteoporosis drug: Evenity (romosozumab). The researchers promote their … Continue Reading →

This month’s bulletin brings us back to the basics of building a bone-healthy life: diet and exercise. If you’re wondering what more there could possibly be to learn about these … Continue Reading →

A team of researchers at Cornell University has unlocked a long-standing mystery of bone mechanics. Aside from elucidating valuable information for supporting bone health, their discovery has far-reaching implications for … Continue Reading →

This month we take a deep dive into a range of research relating to bone health and the future of osteoporosis interventions. First, we’ll look at a new initiative to … Continue Reading →

Each year, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) publishes its highly anticipated list of the Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 fruits and vegetables, providing consumers with essential information about pesticide residues. … Continue Reading →

In this month’s Bulletin, we highlight the continued influence of Big Pharma on the Medical Establishment, yet there are also encouraging signs of a more natural approach to achieving wellness. … Continue Reading →