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A new study shows that using mental imagery can help preserve muscle strength following injury. Can the mind be used to heal bones?
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12/13/2017
Wrist fractures — common in middle-aged and older women — are an important sign that attention should be given to strengthening bone.
1/25/2017
Two of my top concerns about the standard approach to bone health touch on isolating bone health and high doses of calcium as an answer.
8/3/2016
According to a new study, getting optimal amounts of daily omega-3s in midlife is connected to lower fracture risk in women.
4/12/2016
You should aim to get these 7 key nutrients every day to build bone strength, reduce bone loss and help keep you from fracturing.
9/29/2015
Since many falls take place in the home, I suggest that you make fall prevention part of your spring cleaning routine.
5/12/2015
Here's how you can make your first fracture your last fracture.
3/20/2015
Researchers found that even low daily doses of vitamin D and calcium can significantly decrease fractures and certain cancers in women.
5/19/2014
Dr. Brown shares tips to heal fractures more quickly.
3/10/2014
Past use of HRT doesn't reduce long-term bone fracture risk.
2/24/2014
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