Treat to Target has been standard for chronic diseases like high blood pressure and diabetes for decades. These are chronic diseases, more common as we get older, that we can control...
University of Wisconsin hosts biennially the Bare Bones of Osteoporosis Care Symposium. This year the Wisconsin Bone Club followed the symposium. Felicia Cosman, MD from Helen Hayes in New York was the guest...
The second meeting of the Iowa Bone Club was a great success. Hats off to Dudley Phipps, PA, of Iowa Ortho for organizing a great meeting, and to his staff for...
Friday 19 May 2017, 0900 to 1400 is the Spring 2017 Iowa Bone Club Meeting. Holiday Inn West Glenn, 6075 Mills Civic Pkwy, West Des Moines, IA. Information about bone...
May is National Osteoporosis Month. That should be National Osteoporosis Prevention Month. Or perhaps National Bone Health Optimization Month. Click on the helpful link to National Osteoporosis Foundation to learn...
“I want to treat my bone health entirely naturally – without any “artificial” medications.” That might be possible if you are among the less than half of all women not destined...
So how do you find out what aspects of your bone health are pretty good already, what will be easy to fix, and what will take some real work? Start...
Start Now!! If you want to live long and live fracture free, there is not a moment to lose. Ideally you started in early childhood, but the past is past. ...
Spring! The Sun is back for more than 12 hours daily! The sun crossed the equator at 0529 CDT. Vitamin D? Not so fast. This is Iowa and we are...
Choose your parents well. Their genetics mix to form your genetics. Your genetics play a large role in determining your potential strengths and weaknesses. However, what you do with your...