01/15/2026
Winter can be a beautiful time of year, but colder weather, shorter days, and slippery surfaces can make it harder to stay active and safe. These changes can affect how we move and increase the risk of falls, especially for older adults and those living with osteoporosis.
Focusing on a few simple habits can make a big difference. Keep your body moving with safe, regular activity, take small steps to reduce fall risks at home and outdoors, and enjoy a balanced, nutrient-rich diet that includes calcium and vitamin D.
Find more practical tips for keeping your bones safe and strong this winter here:
https://www.bonetalk.org/articles/keep-your-bones-safe-and-strong-this-winter
Winter brings beauty and comfort—snow-covered landscapes, warm drinks, and cozy evenings indoors. Yet it also brings challenges that can affect our health, mobility, and safety. Cold temperatures, shorter days, and increased fall hazards mean we should be extra intentional about supporting our bod...