The University Health Network Osteoporosis Program

The University Health Network Osteoporosis Program OsteoConnections is the Osteoporosis Research Program at University Health Network in Toronto, Canada. http://osteoconnections.com

The University Health Network Osteoporosis Program is a joint program of University Health Network ( Princess Margaret, Toronto General and Toronto Western hospitals, Toronto Rehab) and Mount Sinai Hospital, consisting of physicians, nurses, researchers, and students.We offer diagnostic and clinical services to osteoporosis patients and individuals with low bone mass -- over 3000 patients pass th

rough our clinic doors each year! We also run a dynamic research program led by expert physicians and investigators in the field. OsteoConnections is the official blog of the Osteoporosis Program. Through our social media channels (blog, facebook and twitter), we hope to raise and spread awareness about osteoporosis and its connection to our overall health. We present the latest research news on osteoporosis and bone health and also share highlights of our own research and experiences caring for osteoporosis patients.

08/19/2024

Osteoporosis Canada is pleased to share Angela Cheung, M.D., Ph.D. is the recipient of the 2024 Gideon A. Rodan Excellence in Mentorship Award given annually in recognition of outstanding support provided by a senior who has helped promote independent careers of young investigators in bone and mineral metabolism. Dr. Angela M. Cheung is Professor of Medicine at University of Toronto, Senior Physician Scientist at University Health Network, and holds a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Postmenopausal and Musculoskeletal Health. She is a member of Osteoporosis Canada’s Scientific Advisory Council, a member of the IOF Council of Scientific Advisors and the President-Elect of ISCD. Congratulations to Dr. Angela Cheung! Read More https://bit.ly/3MdOcYk

The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research

08/13/2024

In the treatment of osteoporosis, biologic and biosimiar medications may be provided as part of a treatment plan. What do healthcare providers need to know?

"Even with our daily activities, like running up and down stairs and doing whatever, we can do sort of micro-damage to t...
07/24/2024

"Even with our daily activities, like running up and down stairs and doing whatever, we can do sort of micro-damage to the bone. And so the bone responds by digging up the potholes," said Dr. Angela Cheung.

Want to learn more about how osteoporosis affects your bones and what you can do to prevent it? Check out the full explainer on CBC's The Dose:

Experts say there are many risk factors for developing osteoporosis, and being aware of our bone health early in life can help prevent it.

04/04/2024

The release of the Osteoporosis Canada 2023 Clinical Practice Guideline will support Canadian healthcare providers in providing the most current evidence-based information for patient centred care to optimise skeletal health and prevent fractures.

Join the Fortify Bones Study and be a part of shaping the future of bone health! 🦴💪We're on a mission to unravel the mys...
02/29/2024

Join the Fortify Bones Study and be a part of shaping the future of bone health! 🦴💪

We're on a mission to unravel the mysteries of exercise for individuals dealing with osteoporosis or low bone mineral density, and we need YOUR help!

Our study will compare three distinct types of exercises, aiming to provide valuable insights that will shape personalized exercise recommendations. Your participation can make a real impact on the lives of those affected by these conditions.

Be a health pioneer and contribute to creating a brighter and healthier future! Sign up now to be a part of the Fortify Bones Study. Together, let's fortify bones and empower lives!

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