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Osteoporosis and COVID-19

September 16, 2021

Continue to keep patients safe, treated and fracture free

The global Covid-19 pandemic has greatly affected the prevention and care of chronic diseases such as osteoporosis. IOF has developed various educational resources and information to assist healthcare professionals, patient societies, and patients in adapting to the challenges related to assessment, treatment and lifestyle prevention for osteoporosis.

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Large prevalence study emphasises under-treatment of osteoporosis and fragility fractures in China

Medical X-ray and MRI of lumbar spine compression fracture Bulging of L1-2. on arrow point..Lumbar spondylosis from L1-2 to L5-S1 discs.Medical healthcare concept.

New radiological guidance for the recognition and reporting of osteoporotic vertebral fragility fractures

3d rendered medically accurate illustration of a broken spine

APFFA urging Asia Pacific populations to prioritise their bone health on World Osteoporosis Day

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ONZ launches clinical standards to prevent older Kiwis from sustaining recurrent fragility fractures

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Making headway in facilitating optimal fragility fracture management in the Asia Pacific

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