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New research gives another reason for people with rheumatoid arthritis to be extra careful about their weight. People often think that increasing weight also increases a person’s bone mass to support that weight. But a new study from the University of Missouri-Kansas has found just the opposite, that increasing body fat mass decreases bone mass, and is not good for bone health. The researchers suggest that interventions or treatments to reduce obesity may help increase bone mass and...
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Low Bone Mass in Children, Part Three: What Now?
By Lila de Tantillo, Health Expert
Low Bone Mass in Children, Part 1: Causes Low Bone Mass in Children, Part 2: Options If your child has been diagnosed with low bone mass,... Read more »
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Low Bone Mass in Children, Part One: Causes
By Lila de Tantillo, Health Expert
Low Bone Mass in Children, Part Two: Options Low Bone Mass in Children, Part Three: What Now? Osteoporosis is a challenging disease for... Read more »
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Low Bone Mass in Children, Part Two: Options
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It's Not Just about Bone Density
By Lila de Tantillo, Health Expert
Of course, a result in a DXA screening indicating reduced bone mass is cause for concern. But even if your bone density level doesn't... Read more »
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Menopausal Women Need to Bone Up on Preventing Osteoporosis
By Dorian Martin, Health Expert
As we go through menopause, we need to be vigilant about a silent stalker that lurks, just waiting to steal something you really value. No,... Read more »
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Study: Low BMD, previous break boost fracture risk
New research suggests that women with low bone mineral density (BMD) and a previous vertebral fracture have an increased risk of suffering another... Read more »
Clinical trial: Denosumab versus Fosamax in women with low BMD...
This is a study to compare the effects of denosumab and Fosamax on bone mineral density (BMD) in postmenopausal women who have low BMD. This... Read more »
Clinical trial: Denosumab versus Fosamax on low BMD
This is a study to compare the effects of Fosamax and denosumab on bone-mineral density in postmenopausal women. This international study is... Read more »
Clinical trial: Zometa's effects on BMD in women at risk for o...
This is a study to see how well Zometa works compared to observation in maintaining bone mineral density in women who are undergoing risk-reducing... Read more »
Vibrations may help bone mass, weight
Stony Brook University researchers working with mice have found that standing on a vibrating plate helped the animals form more bone mass and less... Read more »
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