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Steps to Orthopedic Health |
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Yes, it’s
different for women. Whether it’s sports injuries
during their youth or osteoporosis when they get older,
there are significant disparities in the types
and prevalence of bone and joint conditions that women
experience. These disparities can be traced back
to a number of physiological differences, as well as societal
pressures. Here we offer a number of resources to inform
women about these differences and what they can do about
it. |
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Healthy
Bones for Life – Comprehensive guide for women’s
bone health, provided by BWH doctors. |
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Women
and Sports Injuries
– In this video, Dr. Jennifer Baima talks about the most common injuries in female athletes and ways to prevent and treat them. |
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Triad
Q&A – Dr. Jennifer Baima
answers questions about the Female Athlete Triad, a
medical condition seen in young female athletes. |
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Osteoporosis
Risk Assessment for Women – One in two U.S. women will suffer an osteoporosis-related bone fracture during their lifetime.
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