Probone

World Osteoporosis Day is 20th October.
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Time to take action on bone health! Find out about valuable research being conducted by La Trobe University Researchers by visiting www.probone.com.au

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World Osteoporosis Day is 20th October.
Time to take action for bone health!!
Visit www.probone.com.au for further detail.

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FREE WEBINAR: Probiotics and bone health.
Register at: https://probone.eventbrite.com.au

Dr Joanna McMillan will host a fascinating webinar on the importance of bone health for postmenopausal women and the role that probiotics can play in preserving bone density.

A/Prof George Moschonis will present the latest research on preserving bone density and discuss novel early intervention methods.

We look forward to having your company.

Probiotics and Bone health: Free webinar for post-menopausal women Come join us for a fascinating discussion about probiotics and bone health in postmenopausal women.

Truly demonstrates the importance of Osteoporosis Awareness!

Broken a bone after a minor fall? Ensure you get the care you need to prevent dangerous recurring fractures. Ask your doctor for assessment and treatment, preferably at a post-fracture coordination program/fracture liaison service near you.
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Over 1.3 million Australians are currently living with osteoporosis. It is expected that around 1 in 2 people who have already had an osteoporotic fracture will have another. It is estimated that women lose up to 10% of bone mass in the first 5 years after menopause. To prevent osteoporosis, monitoring high-risk groups like post-menopausal women is key. If you want to monitor your bone health and share the results with your doctor, visit the link in our bio.

Learn about our research on probiotics and strong bones!

https://latrobe.edu.au/news/articles/2021/release/researching-probiotics-and-strong-bones via
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Researching probiotics and strong bones Strong bones are key to an active life – probiotics to play a role

As we age, we lose bone mineral density which can lead to osteoporosis. DXA is the most useful and easy test that can measure the mineral content of our bones. By joining the Probone study, you can receive a FREE DXA scan and keep track of your bone health. Find out more by visiting the link in our bio.

Hello Everyone!
We are La Trobe University researchers looking for post-menopausal women to take part in a clinical trial investigating the effect of probiotics on bone density for osteoporosis prevention.
If you are interested in taking part, please complete the screening survey via our links or contact Stephanie on 0456 701 341.
For more information go to www.probone.com.au!