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Jasmine El Nabli
Vikas Batra

April 5, 2022

Osteoporosis meds are available as pills, injections, or infusions from a healthcare provider.

Osteoporosis Meds: Reducing the Risk of Pain and Fractures in Seniors

Osteoporosis meds, lifestyle changes, and preventing falls can all help reduce the risk of your loved one experiencing the harmful effects of a fracture.