From San Francisco - Fractures related to high-speed trauma may be associated with osteoporosis. In an analysis of more than 14,000 patients, researchers noted that osteoporosis raised the risk for bone fractures related to low impact, from such things as falling, as well as breaks related to high impact injuries like car accidents. The ...

Ten million Americans are affected by osteoporosis. It can be a killer, causing painful bone fractures and often leading to other health problems. But researchers at Vanderbilt Medical Center say new medicines, not only stop the devastating disease, but even build new bone. Barb Cramer has the story.

Learn about osteoporosis while examining the profiles of three people afflicted with the disease. Health professionals offer practical information about nutrition and diet, exercise, and risk assessment to provide an understanding of osteoporosis and a discussion of prevention options. Osteoporosis isn't just for old women. Thanks to ...