Aging, menopause, and some medicines and health conditions can cause bone loss. This makes your bones weaker and more likely to fracture (break). When bone density is. Listen to strong bones, strong lives: This is aging forward, a podcast from mayo clinic about the science behind healthy aging and longevity. each episode, we explore new ways to take care of our long term health, the health of our loved ones, and our community, so we can all live.
In this article, well explore the anatomy of bones, their importance, factors affecting them, and practical steps you can take to keep your bones healthy. Understanding how to maintain.
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