Prevent Fractures

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 →

Exercise is well established as a means for reducing the risk of falls. This is essential knowledge for Savers since falls can cause fractures. However, there’s an additional layer of … Continue Reading →

This month’s bulletin covers new studies about the impact of diet on bone health, new medical technologies for assessing fracture risk, and an honest look at how doctors treat their … Continue Reading →

The Medical Establishment relies on bone mineral density (BMD) to assess bone health, diagnose osteoporosis and osteopenia, and prescribe drugs. But there’s more to bone health than just density. For … Continue Reading →

The Medical Establishment would have you believe that osteoporosis is the major cause of fractures. However, statistics show that most people who break a bone don’t have osteoporosis. Big Pharma … Continue Reading →

Making health decisions often comes down to a calculation of risk. It is the measurement of the likelihood of a negative outcome, like a disease or a fracture. Risk is … Continue Reading →

Swedish researchers have found simple physical tests that can be used for predicting fractures. Their findings were so clear that they recommend these tests be included in basic physical examinations … Continue Reading →

This month’s Save Our Bones Bulletin looks at the latest news about prescription drugs, their harmful side effects, and how they get prescribed. First, we’ll look at a study out … Continue Reading →

Today’s articles include miraculous feats of biomedical engineering and clear evidence that it’s not too late to extend your life– if you know how. We’ll start with news of a … Continue Reading →