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See Latest ArticlesAn Update on Osteoporosis
American Journal of Therapeutics, 09/29/09
Nochowitz B et al. – Early diagnosis is crucial, and treatment or prevention is highly recommended for the most optimal outcome. Individualized therapy is necessary due to the multitude of therapeutic options. As the population of Americans older than 65 years is expected to double by the year 2050, osteoporosis prevention and treatment will be vital to effective patient care.
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