Imagine a cancer that can play the ultimate game of hide and seek, lying dormant in your body for years before suddenly ...
This study explores urinary pentosidine as a potential biomarker for muscle strength and physical performance in young men, ...
Osteoporosis can’t be completely reversed, but lifestyle measures can help you preserve bone density and lessen your risk for ...
Bones can weaken with age and osteoporosis is common, but the right meds and lifestyle changes can keep bones strong.
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) and obesity (OB) are associated with chronic low-grade inflammation and increased fracture risk. In vitro studies showed that inflammation induces bone erosion and inhibits bone ...
As women approach their 40s, they begin to naturally lose muscle mass, a process referred to as sarcopenia. Menopause ...
Skateboarding, football, climbing trees: Kids find many different way to fracture a bone. But the most common cause of fractures is a simple tumble from a bed, changing table or sofa by a baby or ...
Crashes aside (we're looking at you Simon Cowell) these bikes can have some surprising effects on the body – both good and bad ...
Fibular fractures can be characterized in one of two ways: Low-energy injuries: These are caused by simple falls that athletes often experience when landing incorrectly or making a rapid shift in ...
While commonly referred to as a “broken wrist,” most wrist fractures are actually fractures of one or both of the two bones of the forearm, the radius and the ulna. A fracture of the distal radius is ...