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nitared
posted 05/15/2008, comment (1)

When the doctors dont tell you about osteoporosis

I have been having hip and back pains for over a year now. My doctor tells me that I have a ruptured dics, arthritis and that my hip  bone was pressing down on my nerves. Im having difficulty of even standing for a long period of time. After going back and forth to the doctor I finally asked for a part of my medical report, a couple of... Read moreChevron
Marie
posted 05/07/2008, comment (1)

Considering a Reclasp Injection as my next step

I started taking Fosmax and experienced problems with my throat burning along with sever indigestion. My Doctor said that drug was not helping with my level of bone loss. My doctor suggested I try Boniva, mentioning some of the side effects. After taking Boniva for just one months, I have experienced 80 percent of the side effects listed for... Read moreChevron
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Craig Stoltz

Craig Stoltz

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Health Journalist
posted 05/07/2008, comments (0)

Older Guys: Get Evaluated for Osteoporosis

Older men should be evaluated regularly for osteoporosis, according to new guidelines of men and the bone-thinning disease released by the American College of Physicians. There's been an undercurrent of men-get-osteoporosis-too coverage in the press in recent years. But this set of guidelines is based on pretty rigorous analysis of research to see... Read moreChevron
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Lila de Tantillo

Lila de Tantillo

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posted 04/29/2008, comments (0)

Genetic testing for osteoporosis?

 Genetics research is a fascinating field, and it's especially exciting to hear about work being done to understand more completely the hereditary component of osteoporosis. A pair of articles to be published in an upcoming issue of the New England Journal of Medicine (but available online now at... Read moreChevron
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Craig Stoltz

Craig Stoltz

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Health Journalist
posted 04/29/2008, comments (0)

And Now: Avandia Linked to Poor Bone Health

The April 28 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine has unsettling news for people with diabetes and osteoporosis: The popular diabetes medications Avandia and Actos are linked to broken bones.   In the same issue of the journal, a different study linked the popular bone-health drug Fosamax with atrial fibrillation, an irregular... Read moreChevron
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