Prognosis of Fractures from Osteoporosis

Do you know what the long-term consequence, or “prognosis,” is for a fracture that is due to osteoporosis? It’s not like a fracture of normal bone, that’s for sure. Knowing the consequences can empower you with an understanding of how important it is to avoid such a fracture. And that’s what I’ll teach you in this video tutorial.

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Rate of Bone Loss at MenopauseHow to Interpret Your Bone Density Test Results:
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