So what happens when it’s too late and we’ve already been diagnosed with Osteoporosis or Osteopenia? (This means you are 2 standard deviations off the normal bone density for your sex and… more →
Kidney in the News..Liz wrote 4 days ago: Let’s be honest; bone loss is a natural part of aging. As I’ve written previously, women … more →
Sitemaster wrote 1 week ago: Today’s prostate cancer news reports cover items on: Assessment of quality of life after radi … more →
Jason wrote 1 month ago: It’s time to invest! Ye who hath lost ye’s (lol I don’t speak old English or whate … more →
AllenCaron wrote 2 months ago: The concept of personalized medicine has been viewed by some as a threat to pharmaceutical firms. Af … more →
bowrbird wrote 2 months ago: You may have heard the news that some pharmaceutical companies are offering to pay for treatments if … more →
healthspanlife wrote 5 months ago: Again we must ask: why are patients with cancer, let alone those with “simply” osteopo … more →
paigehalter wrote 9 months ago: Risedronate (Actonel) Alendronate (Fosamax) Ibandronate (Boniva) Zoledronic Acid (Reclast) Pamidr … more →
Bunny Ellerin wrote 10 months ago: Manhattan Research, a data fave of mine, recently published another of its many studies related to t … more →
Dentist.Com wrote 1 year ago: ScienceDaily — A group of University of Southern California School of Dentistry researchers says it … more →
Michael wrote 1 year ago: So what happens when it’s too late and we’ve already been diagnosed with Osteoporosis or … more →
menspills wrote 1 year ago: Bisphosphonates are approved to treat osteoporosis in both men and postmenopausal women, in osteopor … more →
Steve Woodruff wrote 1 year ago: Can an old antibiotic be used to reduce stroke damage? Fascinating potential resurrection/re-purposi … more →
Jarret Morrow wrote 1 year ago: Risedronate for treating osteoarthritis? Risedronate is a bisphosphonate type drug which is approve … more →
ludditeandroid wrote 3 years ago: A lot of drug ads are for items that are just a clever (but infuriatingly sleazy) repackaging of an … more →