When it comes to osteoporosis, the recommendation to “stay physically active” is now widely recognised. Fragility fractures of the hip, spine and wrist are among the leading causes of loss of independence in people over 65. But what scientific evidence supports the effectiveness of physical activity in preventing osteoporosis and its consequences? A systematic review […]
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Osteoporosis after 65: what does research really say about physical activity?
/0 Comments/in News /by Utenza EditorWhen it comes to osteoporosis, the recommendation to “stay physically active” is now widely recognised. Fragility fractures of the hip, spine and wrist are among the leading causes of loss of independence in people over 65. But what scientific evidence supports the effectiveness of physical activity in preventing osteoporosis and its consequences? A systematic review […]