Top Osteoporosis News
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Spinal disc degeneration common in elderly
Many older Americans have degeneration, even if they don't have back pain. Read Summary > -
Annual bone tests not needed for postmenopausal women: study
According to a new study in Australia, monitoring bone density in older women after they've started taking drugs to prevent osteoporosis is not only unnecessary, but could be potentially misleading. Read Summary > -
Hospitals close to agreeing to accept Medicare cuts
According to Kaiser Health News, the hospital industry is about to agree to accept federal funding cuts of $150 billion to $170 billion over the next decade to help pay for efforts to reform the national healthcare system. Read Summary > -
Osteoporosis nearly as common in men
Aging women are usually screened for osteoporosis, but a new study suggests the bone-loss disease may be just as common in men. Read Summary > -
Mother's diet affects infant's long-term bone health
Mothers who eat a diet full of fruits, vegetables, and other whole foods during pregnancy have children with bigger and stronger bones later in life. Read Summary > -
How to get quick help in the ER
The average total wait time in an emergency room in the United States is four hours and three minutes, but experts say there are ways you can cut down your wait. Read Summary > -
Hillary Clinton's elbow fracture may serve as osteoporosis warning: experts
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's elbow fracture could draw attention to the importance of osteoporosis screening, some health experts say. Read Summary > -
6 things patients do that doctors hate
Patients are full of complaints about their doctors, but many doctors feel the same way about some of their patients. Read Summary >
