Osteoporosis: Screening for Bone Loss

Bone density testing is safe, quick, easy, and painless. Testing can detect osteoporosis before a fracture happens. It can also predict the risk of future fractures. And testing can measure the response to treatment.

Osteoporosis: Understanding Bone Loss

The body is always making and losing (resorbing) bone. This process is called remodeling. Bone-making cells form new bone using calcium and other minerals. These minerals come from the food you eat.

Preventing Migraine Headaches: Triggers

The first step in preventing migraines is to learn what set them. off. You may then be able to control your triggers to prevent or reduce the severity of your migraines.

Understanding Hip Fractures

The hip is a common place for a fracture after a fall—especially in older people. Hip fractures are even more likely in people with osteoporosis.

After Knee Replacement: Right After Surgery

Your healthcare team will keep track of your progress after your surgery. Be sure to let them know how you feel and how well your pain is controlled. You may also receive medicines, such as antibiotics and blood thinners.