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Soy foods may prevent hip fractures

(Reuters) October 22, 2009

Moderate soy intake was associated with a reduced fracture rate among women, but not men, researchers found. Read Summary >
Wrist fracture patients may be overlooked

(Modern Medicine) October 15, 2009

Men and women who break a wrist are less likely to be evaluated for osteoporosis than patients who break a hip or spine, a study says. Read Summary >
Vitamin D may help prevent falls

(USA Today) October 8, 2009

A high dose vitamin D supplement may help prevent seniors from taking falls, a new study has found. Read Summary >
Celiac disease linked to osteoporosis

(BBC News) October 8, 2009

Researchers say it is not vitamin deficiency that leads to porous bones in those with the digestive disorder. Read Summary >
Senate Finance Committee rejects public healthcare option

(Reuters) September 29, 2009

Five Democrats voted with all of the panel's Republicans in opposing the inclusion of the government-run option in the bill in what is expected to be the first of several battles in Congress over the public option. Read Summary >
Type 2 diabetes drug may increase fracture risk

(HealthScout) September 29, 2009

Study adds to evidence of possible link between thiazolidinediones and bone fractures, researchers say. Read Summary >
9 'mother's health rules' get an update

(CNN) September 27, 2009

Should you clean your plate, avoid reading in the dark, and sit up straight? Some experts say no. Read Summary >
Avoiding autumn chore injuries

(HealthScout) September 27, 2009

Experts at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons offer a list of tips for avoiding the falls and other injuries that often accompany autumn chores. Read Summary >

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