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Bone loss is silent—but serious. Our new Bone Health Risk Assessment helps women identify early risk factors for osteoporosis and create personalized prevention plans before fractures occur.

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According to the Bone Health & Osteoporosis Foundation, 80% of the 10 million Americans diagnosed with osteoporosis are women. Let's join forces to recognize and spread awareness, for National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month which takes place this May.

Let’s talk about bone health. Osteoporosis is a common problem that causes bones to be thinner and weaker than they should be and increases the risk of fractures (broken bones). Although both men and women can develop osteoporosis, we are going to focus on bone health in women, especially women who are past menopause. This group is at a particularly high risk of weak bones and fractures, especially at the hip and spine.