“You can’t assume it won’t happen to you”: Ita Buttrose launches osteoporosis awareness campaign
The media mogul is encouraging people to look after their bone health.
Why you should always ask questions if something doesn’t feel right with your health
Christine broke her finger and despite seeing a GP, it just wasn’t healing. A month later, after a second accident, her medical team discovered the real issue.
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Four reasons why World Osteoporosis Day should be on your radar
This Sunday, spare a thought for your bones.
Ita Buttrose and Jennifer Byrne join forces to raise awareness for osteoporosis
The veteran journalists debunk some common myths surrounding the bone disease, which currently affects 1.28 million Australians.
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Coping with osteoporosis: Are you doing enough to protect your bones?
Sticks and stones may break your bones but it’s the harder-to-spot bone conditions that we need to watch out for as we age.
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Your blueprint for building better bones at any age
Staying informed is vital to preventing and managing osteoporosis whatever your age.
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Pete Evans advises an osteoporosis sufferer to eliminate dairy
The celebrity chef has landed himself in hot water once again after advising a woman with osteoporosis to remove dairy from her diet.
7 health risks for women that may surprise you
They’re affecting more Australian women than we all realise.
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Are you doing enough for your bones?
You may think you’re doing enough to keep your bones healthy, but how can you ensure they stay strong for a lifetime? A new study has found that Australians need to do more to keep their bones healthy for a lifetime – focusing on their care and strength over the long term, not just the […]
Pick protein for strong bones
Eating generous portions of protein as you get older equates to a reduced risk of hip fracture, researchers from the Harvard University said in a study published in Osteoporosis International. They looked at the eating habits and risk of hip fractures in 946 older men and women and found those who ate less protein had […]