All news on the topic: Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis weakens bones, which makes them fragile and more likely to fracture. But a study has found that people who live in greener places have stronger bones

NHS doctor Amir Khan, who regularly appears on TV's Lorraine, has warned those suffering from unexplained and persistent back pain should seek medical help straight away, as the discomfort may be due to a more serious issue

While osteoporosis is common, it can be virtually undetectable until you begin experiencing more severe symptoms. Here is how to look out for them - and prevent the condition altogether

Health professionals have warned there is a list of growing medications which are suffering from a supply shortage including asthma, HRT, antibiotics and more - here is the full list

A 'revolutionary' jab could help millions of people suffering from asthma to stop using their inhalers, a new study has found. Scientists examined the impact benralizumab had on 208 patients during a study

Zara McDermott won't be heading to Australia to greet boyfriend Sam Thompson when he exits the jungle and she's been talking about her health while he's away

Charles looks healthy and happy in the top job he has waited most of his life for, and from which there is no real prospect of retirement

Although there are no cures for bone and joint conditions such as arthritis and osteoporosis, making small changes to your diet can help strengthen bones and minimise inflammation to help slow the progress of these problems.

To mark World Menopause Day this week, we spoke to three experts and asked them what all of the 13 million UK women who are currently menopausal need to know

Specialist dental surgeon Dr Theo Sioutis has urged women to pay attention to changes inside their mouth as a result of decreasing levels of hormones

Dorothy Slater, who suffers from arthritis, says she has been ordered to remove a shed from her parking space after a planning row - but she said it protects her mobility scooter

Dr Michael Mosley has said that almost everyone should be taking vitamin D supplements between October and March because the sun is not strong enough for the body to make the nutrient

'Suicide disease', which is formally known as Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), causes such intense pain that sufferers may consider ending their lives

Yoga guru Cheryl Kennedy MacDonald says practising yoga can help ease symptoms such as hot flushes and disturbed sleep - and also help with long-term health issues

Raizel Calago, who has just graduated high school last week, is a teenager but her skin and changing face shape makes her look much older

Eating seasonally could provide numerous health benefits, as they're naturally more saturated in nutrients, and don't have to travel too far to reach the supermarket - but it could also cause wonders for your bank account

Former EastEnders star Danniella Westbrook said she was slapped by the rogue doctor who performed the operation in Turkey, and he inserted metal rods and fishing wire into her face without her permission

Michael Cramer from Miami, Florida, first experienced symptoms like general fatigue and a lack of appetite, which later turned out to be blood cancer - he was diagnosed in 2020

Useful tool may help raise awareness and lessen chances of suffering a fracture - which can knock up to seven years off your life

Coeliac UK warns that only 36% of people who live with the condition have been diagnosed. Here’s everything you need to know about the debilitating autoimmune condition

Peppie Scobbie who lives in Larkhall, said she did not “feel right” while holidaying in Portugal – after which she returned home and noticed her finger had gone green and was “swollen” and “throbbing”

The actress underwent an intensive thread lift and fat grafting op earlier this month, but told fan she is now in extreme pain

Former soap star Danniella Westbrook is getting ready to go under the knife again for 'major surgery' which will help to correct her 'collapsing face'

From April 1, Brits will be set to pay increased fees for their NHS prescriptions due to persistently high inflation as a new specialised pre-payment certificate is introduced

A new study has found that spending time with our buddies can help keep us healthy in middle age. The study was carried out by the University of Queensland in Australia, who used data from 7,700 Aussie women ranging in age from 45 to 50.