Long-Term Use of Osteoporosis Drugs Linked to Fractures
2010-03-11
Drug ‘holiday’ may be the answer, but more study needed, researchers sayContinue Reading
New Knee May Improve Balance
2010-03-11
Replacement joint seems to help prevent falls among elderly, study findsContinue Reading
Severe Injuries From ATV Accidents on the Rise
2010-03-10
Studies found more amputations, spinal injuries among kids who ride themContinue Reading
Jump in Kids' Sports Injuries Due to Overuse
2010-03-10
Awareness can slow this ‘silent epidemic,’ prevent long-term problems, expert saysContinue Reading
Youth Baseball Injuries Becoming More Common
2010-03-10
Stretching, rest can ease elbow, shoulder pain that plagues many young players, studies showContinue Reading
HIV Hides Out in Bone Marrow Cells
2010-03-08
Another secret stash of the virus makes it that much harder to eliminate, scientists sayContinue Reading
Electromagnetic Pulses May Stem Arthritic Knee Pain
2010-03-06
New device could improve life quality without side effects, expert saysContinue Reading
Certain Bone Drugs May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
2010-03-05
Benefit from Fosamax, Boniva, Zometa does not apply to obese women, howeverContinue Reading
Shoulder Dislocations a Sports Hazard
2010-03-04
Young men most at risk, but elderly women are too, study findsContinue Reading
Obesity, Lack of Exercise Heighten Arthritis Risk for Women
2010-02-25
Rates of the condition are higher in U.S. than Canada, study findsContinue Reading
New Bone Drug May Prevent Fractures But Raise Clot Risk
2010-02-24
It’s too soon to say if it outperforms existing drugs, expert saysContinue Reading
Diabetes Drugs Avandia, Actos Tied to Fractures in Women
2010-02-15
Those over 65 at greatest risk from thiazolidinedione use, study indicatesContinue Reading
With Anorexia, Body May Hoard Fat in Bones
2010-02-10
Finding may help explain osteoporosis among those with the eating disorderContinue Reading
Beer for the Bones?
2010-02-08
Beneficial silicon content varies from brew to brew, study findsContinue Reading