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Strange fractures with bisphosphonates

Strange fractures with bisphosphonates

In a few weeks, I’ll be heading off to Toronto for the annual meeting of the American Society of Bone and Mineral ...
Hop, heel drop or jump for bone health

Hop, heel drop or jump for bone health

Become a Patron! Remember jumping rope and playing hop scotch as a kid? Well, it’s time to think about ...
High calcium causing heart attacks? Vitamin K to the rescue!

High calcium causing heart attacks? Vitamin K to the rescue!

You’ve likely heard the media furor around a recent finding that use of calcium supplements is associated with a ...
Bone health pearls from Jerilynn C. Prior, M.D

Bone health pearls from Jerilynn C. Prior, M.D

A few weeks ago I had the privilege of interviewing Dr. Jerilynn Prior, a renowned endocrinologist and bone health ...
Can vitamin D compete with bone drugs?

Can vitamin D compete with bone drugs?

At the Center for Better Bones, we are constantly thinking about fracture reduction and looking for data to help ...
Mysteries of bone breakdown revealed: the RANK, RANK-L and OPG system

Mysteries of bone breakdown revealed: the RANK, RANK-L and OPG system

Each minute, within the skeleton, more than a million sites of old worn-out bone are being eaten away by ...
Increased fracture risk with heartburn drugs

Increased fracture risk with heartburn drugs

Over the years I have written about the many studies documenting an increase risk of fracture among those using ...
How Mary healed her broken leg fast

How Mary healed her broken leg fast

In an earlier blog post, I told the story of Mary, a young woman who had shattered two bones in her leg in what ...
Down to the bone injustice — not just for women

Down to the bone injustice — not just for women

The “osteoporosis scare” is no longer just for women. Here at the Center for Better Bones, we are seeing an ...
Yes, you can be too thin

Yes, you can be too thin

Whenever I go to one of my son’s school events, or see a group of children in other places, my attention is drawn ...
Bones, not Botox

Bones, not Botox

I was amused by a story presented on NPR about how plastic surgeons were just discovering that part of the reason ...
Why should you hang on to your medical records?

Why should you hang on to your medical records?

Let me tell you about Janet. Janet is a thin, energetic 57-year-old woman now seven years into menopause who came ...
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