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Do most older people get osteoporosis? Understanding the facts and risks

While it's a common misconception, the answer to 'Do most older people get osteoporosis?' is no, but a significant number are affected by either osteoporosis or its precursor, low bone mass. This is a silent disease that weakens bones, often going unnoticed until a fracture occurs, making proactive bone health strategies crucial for seniors and those approaching their golden years.

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Why the myth persists: How come men don't get osteoporosis?

While it is a common belief that osteoporosis is exclusively a "woman's disease," the reality is far different. In the U.S. alone, millions of men have osteoporosis or low bone mass. Addressing the dangerous misconception behind the question, **how come men don't get osteoporosis?**, is critical for ensuring men receive the diagnosis and treatment they need to prevent debilitating fractures.

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