Osteoporosis is a significant global health challenge leading to an increased risk of fragility fractures, loss of independence, and reduced quality of life.
By Professor Belinda Beck, Griffith University
While pharmacological interventions can play an important role in managing osteoporosis, exercise offers a vital non-pharmacological strategy that provides additional benefits such as improved balance, functional capacity and overall health.
An evidence-based exercise program specifically designed to combat osteoporosis by enhancing bone density and reducing fracture risk is the new gold-standard of treatment....
By Professor Belinda Beck, Griffith University
While pharmacological interventions can play an important role in managing osteoporosis, exercise offers a vital non-pharmacological strategy that provides additional benefits such as improved balance, functional capacity and overall health.
An evidence-based exercise program specifically designed to combat osteoporosis by enhancing bone density and reducing fracture risk is the new gold-standard of treatment....
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