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Osteoporosis

Two people walking on a sunny day

Everyday Activities Fall Short in Battle Against Menopausal Bone Loss

xray of broken arm

Bone fracture rates vary dramatically by race

A pro-regenerative therapy developed by KAUST researchers could could have many applications, from corneal repair to skin-protective cosmetics.

Ancient viral elements in RNA kickstart bone repair

Rab32 and Rab38 associated organelle is crucial for osteoclast function and for color pigmentation of hair color. This figure is created using BioRender.com.

Bone density is kept up by the same process with hair color

Illustration of hips and a person walking

023 New method offers hope of fewer fractures

Back massage near hip. Credit Pixabay

Projected Increase in Hip Fracture Burden Calls for Urgent Prevention and Care Strategies

Spine xray

Hormone therapy can improve bone health in postmenopausal women

Air pollution

Air pollution speeds bone loss from osteoporosis

Oral med helps fight osteoporosis

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