Why Healthy Bones Matter for the Black Community™
Black people living in the United States have lower risk of fractures than other populations, but they still must take action to protect their bones. This program will explain why.
Description
Black people living in the United States have lower risk of fractures than other populations, but they still must take action to protect their bones. Here is why:
Black people are less likely to be screened for bone health, less likely to receive treatment for osteoporosis, and more likely to have chronic diseases that can harm the bones.
This free live virtual event brings insights and understanding into how medical conditions, medicines, family history and lifestyle can cause bone loss and increase the risk of fractures. Learn to take charge of your bone health so you can stay active and independent!