Bone Health

It can appear seemingly out of the blue, and affect even the healthiest of us, but what exactly is osteomyelitis? Let’s take a closer look at the potential signs, causes, and treatment options available. 

If you have concerns about your upcoming hip surgery, know that this is a routine procedure that about 450,000 Americans get each year. Here’s everything you should know about hip replacement surgery, including its purpose, how to prepare, and the recovery process.

Not many people have heard of osteomalacia which is a disease that keeps your bones from hardening as they should. In an effort to better understand it and the risks that are involved, let’s explore the common symptoms and causes, as well as the treatment options available. 

If you are feeling weaker or more fragile in your older age then it’s time to consider sarcopenia and what you can do about it. Read on in this article to learn more about this disease and the steps you can take to regain some of that lost muscle to lead a healthy and active life.

Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), which is also referred to as brittle bone disease, is a disorder where a person’s bones are very fragile, causing them to break easily, oftentimes without cause. Here are 6 facts you should know.

Bones require a variety of nutrients—including calcium, potassium, magnesium and vitamins C, D and K—to maintain their strength and density over time, and these eight foods are great natural sources.