What Is Secondary Prevention of Osteoporosis?
In the public health world, there are three types of prevention: primary, secondary and tertiary. Primary prevention is keeping the disease of osteoporosis from getting
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In the public health world, there are three types of prevention: primary, secondary and tertiary. Primary prevention is keeping the disease of osteoporosis from getting
It isn’t wrong for a parent to tell their kids to drink a tall glass of milk to grow big and strong like mommy or
Christi Idavoy is the Fitness and Wellness Manager at the Polestar Physical Therapy and Pilates Center in Coral Gables, Florida. Polestar teaches rehabilitation-based Pilates in
Another one of our amazing American Bone Health representatives is Sherri Betz, owner of TheraPilates in Santa Cruz. Sherri is a physical therapist who started working
In my last two blogs, I discussed primary and secondary prevention of bone disease. Can you guess what this week’s blog is going to be
Jenna Zaffino, one of our trained volunteers in Chicago, owns a Pilates studio and has transformed her program to better help clients with osteoporosis and
Recently I talked to one of our most dedicated volunteers to understand why American Bone Health is important to communities and how our volunteers help
Currently, there are 60 million people in the U.S. who volunteer in their free time. So if people are not getting paid, why do they
According to public health experts, there are three steps to prevention: primary, secondary, and tertiary. Primary prevention is the first level of defense and is
It occurred to me recently how many of my friends opt to use milk alternatives due to lactose intolerance or a general sensitivity to dairy
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