Osteoporosis is a condition that affects 10 million people, according to the National Osteoporosis Foundation¹. Though the medical community has made great progress in advancing the treatment of osteoporosis, there's still a lot we don't know about this silent disease.

If you have osteoporosis—or any medical condition, really—it's important to take a proactive role in your health by following the news surrounding your condition. But it can take a lot of time to read through thick medical journals, and it's not always easy to find the most credible sources of health information.

We're here to help. As new osteoporosis research findings are published, we'll update this page with the key information. That way, you'll always stay up-to-date on the news that matters to you.

Osteoporosis Research and Treatment Updates

• March 29, 2010: Substance in the Tequila Plant May Help Curb Osteoporosis
• March 2, 2010: New Osteoporosis Drug Prevents Fractures and Breast Cancer
• February 16, 2010: Excess Fat in Bones Makes Anorexics Prone to Osteoporosis
• February 8, 2010: Inhibiting Serotonin in the Gut May Cure Osteoporosis
• February 8, 2010: Grandfathers' Fractures Could Raise Osteoporosis Risk for Grandsons
• January 26, 2010: Osteoporosis Drugs May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk