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New Weapons to Fight Osteoporosis

The bones of older women often get more and more brittle because they are becoming less and less dense. Osteoporosis is the disease name for this process, and people who suffer from it break bones more easily than normal. For many years, women reaching menopause have been advised to take estrogen re
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Boning Up on Bones

Oct. 15 2001 -- Like parents everywhere, Diane Martin, of Lafayette, Ind., thought there were better things for her 13-year-old son David to be doing this past summer than hanging around the house watching television and bickering with his sister. So she enrolled David in a summer camp at nearby Pur
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Osteoporosis & Diet

Osteoporosis & Diet
Living With Osteoporosis - prevention videos

With exercise and leading a healthy lifestyle, one woman strives to combat her family history of Osteoporosis.