You may have heard about osteoporosis and know that it's some kind of disorder that affects the bones. You may also wonder if you are at risk for getting this condition. To help you better understand this medical condition, here are the answers to four frequently asked questions about osteoporosis.
1. What Exactly Is Osteoporosis?
If the body loses too much bone mass
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