The level of awareness among Australian men who at are most at risk of osteoporosis is 'deeply concerning' according to a leading expert in bone health. Professor Peter Ebeling, Medical Director of ...

The study, released to mark World Osteoporosis Day, shows 81 per cent of people do not realise the bone affliction can be life-threatening. Meanwhile, some 38 per cent of people with osteoporosis who ...

Most Australian men with osteoporosis seem to be unaware of their condition, according to a University of Sydney study, published in the Medical Journal of Australia. Kerrin Bleicher, a ...

Male osteoporosis Men are more likely to have a fracture caused by weak bones than develop prostate cancer in their lifetime, say experts. But, they say, men are not adequately diagnosed or treated ...

Bone health has been put on the map following a new report into preventing and diagnosing osteoporosis. Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke and Olympic champion hurdler Sally Pearson are ...

We usually think of osteoporosis as a woman's disease. But it's common in men too, and often more serious. The solution is to screen men at risk and treat them. We usually think of osteoporosis as a ...

Dr Radmila Matijevic (ASTAS, Serbia) and Dr Greg Lyubomirsky (Osteoporosis Australia) have been awarded the prestigious International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF) President's Award. The Award is ...

Soaring gold prices led Indian buyers to choose coins and bars over jewellery during the Dhanteras festival on Saturday, fuelled by hopes that the precious metal's glittering rally would continue, ...

Osteoporosis is often called the “silent disease” because you may not even know you have weak bones until you have a fracture.[1] Dr Tony Bartone, GP and former president of the Australian Medical ...

Summaries and critical analyses of current osteoporosis literature a mouse click away The International Osteoporosis Foundation has announced that its quarterly review journal, Progress in ...

Christine broke her finger and despite seeing a GP, it just wasn’t healing. A month later, after a second accident, her medical team discovered the real issue. About 10 years ago, Christine, now 80, ...