A bone density test does not indicate arthritis but suggests a person’s bone strength. Doctors use it to diagnose osteoporosis, a condition where the bones weaken and become prone to fractures.Sex and gender exist on spectrums. This article will use the terms, “male,” “female,” or both to

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By: ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 22 Sep 2022 02:48 PM (IST)Assam Govt to use SAANS to reduce neonatal deaths ( Image Source : Getty )Post the success of a pilot project to reduce neonatal mortality with SAANS (special equipment), the Assam government on Thursday has decided that they will use

Skeletal related events (SREs), also known as symptomatic skeletal events, occur due to bone instability related to the treatment of advanced prostate cancer or due to the spread of prostate cancer to the bone (metastases). This results in localised pain at the site of spread and increased risk of f

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The North Shore Health Network Foundation is extremely grateful for donation from Cameco and its employees.Last fall, the NSHN Foundation was chosen as the recipient for the Cameco Giving program for 2022, to raise funds for a bone mineral densitometer.Cameco employees pledged $23,883.70, and Came

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BMC Women's Health volume  21, Article number: 380 (2021 ) Cite this article The effect of pregnancy and breastfeeding on a female’s bone mineral density (BMD) is controversial. This prospec