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Men Get Osteoporosis, Too

Sally Field, once best known as The Flying Nun, is now better known as a celebrity salesperson for osteoporosis drug Boniva.Actress Ursula Andress played Honey Ryder in the first James Bond film, 1962’s Dr. No. Now, the original “Bond girl” is the chief spokesperson for Osteoporosis Canada; she held a press conference earlier... Read moreChevron

Ditch The Diet Coke? This Is The Last Straw!

So here you are, a woman in your late 50s, watching the bathroom scale inch up every week. You’re eating the same things you always have; following the same exercise regime—and you’re gaining weight anyway.What’s up with that?Aging. Menopause. As you age, your metabolism gradually slows, meaning that the calories you take... Read moreChevron

10 Easy Ways to Add Calcium to Your Diet

Are you getting enough calcium in your diet?If you’re a post-menopausal woman, you’re at risk for osteoporosis. Sufficient calcium in your daily diet is one key way to help prevent this potentially life-altering disease. But how much, exactly, do you need?   The National Osteoporosis Foundation recommends that men and women over... Read moreChevron

Why I've Chosen To Take Actonel For Bone Loss

Osteoporosisconnection.com, the site you’re currently visiting, contains an intricate jigsaw of posts by visitors, posts by expert patients and doctors, and reader questions with answers. And the vast majority of this content is devoted to one subject: osteoporosis drugs. Do I need to take a drug? Does it have to be a bisphosphonate? If so,... Read moreChevron

Young Female Athletes—At Risk For Osteoporosis?

The female athlete triad. No, we’re not talking Serena Williams, Danica Patrick, and Annika Sorenstam here. This triad refers to an interconnected series of health issues that can plague young female athletes, one of which is osteoporosis.Osteoporosis? At age 16? Sadly, even high school girls can develop osteoporosis. And their risk factors... Read moreChevron

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