Osteoporosis

Exercise Helps Older People Stay Sharp and Remember More

Exercise has so many health benefits, but did you know that it is also a fountain of youth for our brains? Some research suggests that, just by being active, seniors can improve their ability to think, focus, plan, and recall words, as well as perform many other brain activities. Read More >

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Calcium and Vitamin D: You Need Them, but Should You Take Supplements?

In 2012, calcium and vitamin D made headlines in the health world when many new studies on the effectiveness and safety of supplements were released. Read more about these nutrients and why you should or should not take supplements. Read More >

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“Ghost Written” Articles on Hormone Treatment for Menopause

This article, written by Dr. Adriane Fugh-Berman of Georgetown University Medical Center, reveals the ethically questionable ways in which Wyeth Pharmaceuticals promoted Prempro, their hormone “replacement” treatment for menopause. Read More >

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Osteoporosis: How to avoid it and how to treat it

Osteoporosis is a silent disease that causes the bones to thin and weaken to a point where they break more easily, particularly the hip, spine and wrist. Why should YOU be concerned? What are the causes? How may it be prevented and treated? What are the risks and benefits of various medications? This article seeks to answer such questions based on recent research. Read More >

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