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As people age, bones lose some of their structure. Osteopenia and osteoporosis are both conditions in which bones become less dense and, therefore, can break[..
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“The most common fracture that we see and the highest risk fracture are vertebral fractures, spine fractures.” Bone fractures can dramatically decrease a ...
Risk increases because bones tend to weaken with age. Bone loss caused by age is called osteoporosis. Multiple medicines, poor vision and balance problems also ...
Bone cancer most often affects the long bones in the legs and arms. Some types happen mostly in children, while others mainly affect adults.
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