Medical News for Osteoporosis

News Archives for Osteoporosis

Medical news articles related to Osteoporosis include:

• Osteoporosis Drug Seems to Shrink Breast Tumors
• Osteoporosis Meds Linked to Heart Problem
• Most Women With Osteoporosis Unaware of Raised Fracture Risk
• Thyroid Hormone Could One Day Treat Osteoporosis
• FDA Approves Osteoporosis Drug to Cut Breast Cancer Risk
• Osteoporosis Drug Evista Approved to Cut Risk of Breast Cancer
• Osteoporosis Drugs Might Not Raise Cancer Risk
• Osteoporosis May Raise Risk for Vertigo
• Study Links Osteoporosis Drugs to Jaw Trouble
• Osteoporosis Drug Prompts Increase in Certain Bone Cells
• Study Shows Exercise Shields Against Osteoporosis
• CT Colonography Screens for Cancer, Osteoporosis
• Drug Treatment for Osteoporosis Patients Urged
• Health Tip: Risk Factors for Osteoporosis
• Docs Issue Guideline on Screening for Osteoporosis in Men
• Genes Linked to Osteoporosis Identified
• Pain Relief for Osteoporosis Patients With Fractures
• Experts Compare Osteoporosis Drugs
• Reclast Approved as Once-Yearly Osteoporosis Drug
• Americans Score Low on Healthy Lifestyle
• More Low-Income Kids Are Getting Vaccinated
• Health Tip: Build Strong Bones
• Slow-Healing Bones May Get Boost From Drug
• A Fat That May Keep You Thin
• Muscle Mass Won't Grow in Women Over 80
• A Child's Sweet Tooth May Be All in the Bones
• Low-Dose Acitretin May Reduce Nail Psoriasis
• Health Tip: Exercise for Bone Health
• Low-Cost Strategies to Maintain Health in Hard Times
• Circumcision Rates Too Low
• Low Doses of Melamine Won't Harm Kids' Kidneys
• Fruits and Veggies May Strengthen Bones
• New Drug May Strengthen Women's Bones
• Bone Loss Stable on Restricted Calorie Diet
• U.S. Abortion Rate at 30-Year Low
• Bone Disease Test Shows Death Risk for Dialysis Patients
• Low-Fat Milk OK for Some Toddlers
• Health Tip: Stop Smoking, Save Your Bones
• Men With Low Testosterone Not Receiving Treatment
• Light Alcohol Consumption May Help Bones
• Health Tip: What Your Bones Need
• Soccer's a Winner for Building Bone Health in Girls
• Epilepsy Drug Linked to Bone Loss
• Cola May Be Bad to the Bones
• Painkillers Boost Muscle Mass Among Weight-Training Elderly
• Low-Carb Diets Better Than Low-Fat Diets at Preventing Diabetes
• Middle Age a Low Point for Most
• Bone-Strengthening Drugs May Be Overprescribed
• Low Testosterone Could Weaken Older Men's Bones
• Low Testosterone Might Shorten Men's Lives
• Health Tip: Build Healthy Bones
• Depression Linked to Bone Loss in Younger Women
• Drug Fights Medication-Linked Bone Loss
• Vaccine-Preventable Deaths Reach New Low in U.S.
• Some Female Athletes Risking Weaker Bones
• Health Tip: Considering Low-Carb?
• In-Flight Clot Risk Low for Most People
• 1 in 4 Men Over 30 Has Low Testosterone
• Daily Calcium Does Protect Bone
• Health Tip: Symptoms of Bone Spurs
• Low-Cal Sweets Might Still Make Kids Obese
• Bone Tests Cost-Effective for Elderly Men

Source: HealthDay News

Osteoporosis: News Summaries

The following medical news items are relevant to Osteoporosis:

• 1/5 of Korean women over 40 are suffering from osteoporosis
• Adherence rates for osteoporosis treatment regimens is very poor
• Anti-epileptic drug causes bone loss
• Asians have increased risk of osteoporosis
• Atkin's diet slims male beer bellies
• Better testing for osteoporosis
• Bone boosting drugs may be more beneficial for osteoporosis sufferers if given before the disease has set in.
• Brittle bone disease clarified
• Calcium absorption has many common misconceptions.
• Calcium is a vital mineral in our diets
• Calcium supplementation during puberty may reduce risk of osteoporosis later in life
• Ceasing hormone replacement therapy may increase osteoporosis risk in women
• Celiac disease in the UK grossly underdiagnosed
• Celiac disease more common than thought
• Cement treatment for osteoporosis fractures
• Chemotherapy may induce osteoporosis
• Commonly confused celiac disease
• Comparison trial shows Fosamax to be a winner for osteoporosis treatment
• Cow's milk may be the key to many of western society's health problems
• Crohn's patients suffering from bone loss benefit most from only calcium and vitamin D therapy
• Cycling, unlike other exercise, does nothing to help build bone density
• Dentists may help diagnose osteoporosis
• Depo-Provera users need to evaluate the risk of bone mass loss with the benefits
• Depression drugs may affect bone formation in children
• Exercise is the key to bone health in the elderly
• Fairfield County Weekly
• FDA approves new osteoporosis drug
• Health Canada approves bone building medication for treatment of osteoporosis
• Healthy adolescent bones rely more on exercise than calcium intake
• Heart disease established from embryonic stage
• High salt consumption can cause a range of health problems
• Hospital over prescribe steroids for cold patients
• HRT may help men with prostate cancer without the negative side effects
• Improved treatment for osteoporosis
• Indian women disproportionately suffer from osteoporosis
• Inhaled steroids may increase risk of osteoporosis
• Insufficient magnesium may increase the risk of osteoporosis
• Intranasal steroid therapy doesn’t stunt children’s growth
• It's not enough to take calcium supplements to ward off osteoporosis
• Lactoferrin helps prevent bone loss as well as promoting bone growth
• Long-term effects anti-retroviral treatment for AIDS being studied
• Men and osteoporosis
• Moderate caffeine consumption is not harmful
• MRSA caused coma in woman
• New monthly oral pill for osteoporosis treatment due for release
• New osteoporosis drug may prevent many fractures
• New surgical interventions for osteoporosis
• Non-hormone osteoporosis drugs taking over hormonal drugs
• Older women unaware of osteoporosis risk
• Operation options for obesity
• Oral health can be utilized to diagnose osteoporosis
• Osteoporosis and 'the pill'.
• Osteoporosis can be avoided by taking precautions
• Osteoporosis detectable in nails
• Osteoporosis drug (Forteo) can increase bone mass by 15 percent in two years
• Osteoporosis drug effective even in the very elderly
• Osteoporosis drug had preventative effect against breast cancer
• Osteoporosis drug may be effective in breast cancer prevention
• Osteoporosis is a 'silent' disease affecting many women
• Osteoporosis is a serious disease often undiagnosed
• Osteoporosis prevention begins in childhood
• Osteoporosis rates expected to increase with reduced useage of HRT
• Osteoporosis risk defined for degenerative disease treatment being developed
• Osteoporosis threat increases as it continues to be underdiagnosed
• Osteoporosis, a burdening disease
• Osteoporotic drugs fight on bones
• Poor glucose control in teenage diabetics may compromise their bone formation
• Prevention of osteoporosis in cystic fibrosis
• Prostate cancer victims need more focus on osteoporosis prevention
• Researchers test benefits of osteoporosis drugs on arthritic knees
• Running and jumping better than swimming and cycling for building bones
• Some health facts about diet soda
• Symptoms of old age may be similar to many other treatable conditions
• Testicle removal to treat prostate cancer may increase osteoporosis risk
• The Atkins diet has positives also
• There is an urgent need for Osteoporosis to be considered as a man's and woman's disease.
• Vitamin D essential for more than just bone health
• Women needlessly scared off using HRT
• You're never too young to have osteoporosis
• Young women are also prone to bone thinning disease

Misdiagnosis of Osteoporosis

The following medical news items are relevant to the misdiagnosis of Osteoporosis:

• Celiac disease more common than thought
• Osteoporosis is a 'silent' disease affecting many women
• Symptoms of old age may be similar to many other treatable conditions
• Thyroid disorder underdiagnosed and misdiagnosed

Undiagnosed Osteoporosis

The following medical news items are relevant to the nondiagnosis of Osteoporosis:

• Celiac disease in the UK grossly underdiagnosed
• Commonly confused celiac disease
• Men and osteoporosis
• Non-hormone osteoporosis drugs taking over hormonal drugs
• Osteoporosis is a 'silent' disease affecting many women
• Osteoporosis threat increases as it continues to be underdiagnosed
• Symptoms of old age may be similar to many other treatable conditions
• Thyroid disorder underdiagnosed and misdiagnosed
• You're never too young to have osteoporosis
• Young women are also prone to bone thinning disease

Medical errors and Malpractice for Osteoporosis

The following medical news items are relevant to the medical errors (including malpractice) for Osteoporosis:

• MRSA caused coma in woman

Deaths from Osteoporosis

The following medical news items are relevant to death from Osteoporosis:

• New Dietary Guidelines support numerous research results
• Osteoporosis is a 'silent' disease affecting many women

Causes of Osteoporosis

The following medical news items are relevant to causes of Osteoporosis:

• Better testing for osteoporosis
• Calcium is a vital mineral in our diets
• Calcium supplementation during puberty may reduce risk of osteoporosis later in life
• Celiac disease more common than thought
• Commonly confused celiac disease
• Cow's milk may be the key to many of western society's health problems
• Crohn's patients suffering from bone loss benefit most from only calcium and vitamin D therapy
• Dentists may help diagnose osteoporosis
• Depo-Provera users need to evaluate the risk of bone mass loss with the benefits
• Heart disease established from embryonic stage
• High salt consumption can cause a range of health problems
• HRT may help men with prostate cancer without the negative side effects
• Inhaled steroids may increase risk of osteoporosis
• Insufficient magnesium may increase the risk of osteoporosis
• Men and osteoporosis
• Moderate caffeine consumption is not harmful
• MRSA caused coma in woman
• New surgical interventions for osteoporosis
• Non-hormone osteoporosis drugs taking over hormonal drugs
• Operation options for obesity
• Osteoporosis and 'the pill'.
• Osteoporosis can be avoided by taking precautions
• Osteoporosis detectable in nails
• Osteoporosis prevention begins in childhood
• Osteoporosis rates expected to increase with reduced useage of HRT
• Osteoporosis risk defined for degenerative disease treatment being developed
• Osteoporosis, a burdening disease
• Osteoporotic drugs fight on bones
• Poor glucose control in teenage diabetics may compromise their bone formation
• Prevention of osteoporosis in cystic fibrosis
• Prostate cancer victims need more focus on osteoporosis prevention
• Some health facts about diet soda
• Symptoms of old age may be similar to many other treatable conditions
• Testicle removal to treat prostate cancer may increase osteoporosis risk
• Top sportsman returns to professional sport after kidney transplant
• Vitamin D essential for more than just bone health

Diagnosis of Osteoporosis

The following medical news items are relevant to diagnosis of Osteoporosis:

• Asians have increased risk of osteoporosis
• Better testing for osteoporosis
• Celiac disease more common than thought
• Increasing incidence of chronic disease, not just for the elderly
• Osteoporosis detectable in nails
• Osteoporosis prevention begins in childhood
• Osteoporosis rates expected to increase with reduced useage of HRT
• Osteoporotic drugs fight on bones
• Symptoms of old age may be similar to many other treatable conditions
• Thyroid disorder underdiagnosed and misdiagnosed

Treatment of Osteoporosis

The following medical news items are relevant to treatment of Osteoporosis:

• Adherence rates for osteoporosis treatment regimens is very poor
• Antidepressant use by children can cause bone weakness during adulthood
• Better testing for osteoporosis
• Calcium supplementation during puberty may reduce risk of osteoporosis later in life
• Ceasing hormone replacement therapy may increase osteoporosis risk in women
• Cement treatment for osteoporosis fractures
• Comparison trial shows Fosamax to be a winner for osteoporosis treatment
• Crohn's patients suffering from bone loss benefit most from only calcium and vitamin D therapy
• Depo-Provera users need to evaluate the risk of bone mass loss with the benefits
• Depression drugs may affect bone formation in children
• Hospital over prescribe steroids for cold patients
• HRT may help men with prostate cancer without the negative side effects
• Improved treatment for osteoporosis
• Inhaled steroids may increase risk of osteoporosis
• Intranasal steroid therapy doesn’t stunt children’s growth
• It's not enough to take calcium supplements to ward off osteoporosis
• Lactoferrin helps prevent bone loss as well as promoting bone growth
• Men and osteoporosis
• New Dietary Guidelines support numerous research results
• New osteoporosis drug may prevent many fractures
• New surgical interventions for osteoporosis
• Non-hormone osteoporosis drugs taking over hormonal drugs
• Operation options for obesity
• Osteoporosis drug effective even in the very elderly
• Osteoporosis drug had preventative effect against breast cancer
• Osteoporosis drug may reduce knee damage from osteoarthritis
• Osteoporosis is a serious disease often undiagnosed
• Osteoporosis rates expected to increase with reduced useage of HRT
• Osteoporosis risk defined for degenerative disease treatment being developed
• Osteoporosis, a burdening disease
• Osteoporotic drugs fight on bones
• Prostate cancer victims need more focus on osteoporosis prevention
• Researchers test benefits of osteoporosis drugs on arthritic knees
• Steroid drugs used to treat nephritic syndrome do not affect bone mass
• Testicle removal to treat prostate cancer may increase osteoporosis risk
• Thyroid disorder underdiagnosed and misdiagnosed
• Top sportsman returns to professional sport after kidney transplant
• Vitamin D essential for more than just bone health
• Women needlessly scared off using HRT
• You're never too young to have osteoporosis
• Young women are also prone to bone thinning disease

Medical research for Osteoporosis

The following medical news items are relevant to medical research for Osteoporosis:

• Adherence rates for osteoporosis treatment regimens is very poor
• Calcium supplementation during puberty may reduce risk of osteoporosis later in life
• Crohn's patients suffering from bone loss benefit most from only calcium and vitamin D therapy
• Dentists may help diagnose osteoporosis
• Depo-Provera users need to evaluate the risk of bone mass loss with the benefits
• Depression drugs may affect bone formation in children
• Fairfield County Weekly
• Heart disease established from embryonic stage
• HRT may help men with prostate cancer without the negative side effects
• Inhaled steroids may increase risk of osteoporosis
• Insufficient magnesium may increase the risk of osteoporosis
• Intranasal steroid therapy doesn’t stunt children’s growth
• Lactoferrin helps prevent bone loss as well as promoting bone growth
• Long-term effects anti-retroviral treatment for AIDS being studied
• New osteoporosis drug may prevent many fractures
• Osteoporosis and 'the pill'.
• Osteoporosis detectable in nails
• Osteoporosis drug effective even in the very elderly
• Osteoporosis risk defined for degenerative disease treatment being developed
• Poor glucose control in teenage diabetics may compromise their bone formation
• Prevention of osteoporosis in cystic fibrosis
• Prostate cancer victims need more focus on osteoporosis prevention
• Researchers test benefits of osteoporosis drugs on arthritic knees
• Steroid drugs used to treat nephritic syndrome do not affect bone mass
• Vitamin D essential for more than just bone health