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- Different Types of Broken BonesGrowing up, kids end up breaking bones, either through clumsiness, daredevil behavior or doing things that were flat out a bad idea. My children have broken a few bones in their short lives. Here are the types of fractures you may run into as a parent.
- How to Cope with Sternum Fractures and Other Sternum InjuriesInjuries to the sternum can be dangerous and painful. Here's how to deal with injury to your sternum.
- Local Focus: Recap on Oklahoma EarthquakesFollow up to an earlier article, considering the opinions and interest that has been suggested. Concerns over this matter are still tense and neither is able to prove points or disprove.
- Verb Conjugation : Fracturer - to FractureThis article contains the conjugation of the verb fracturer (to fracture in french) at all conjugation french tenses.
- Fracking Liquids Used During Shale DrillingFracking is quickly becoming a slang term many in the shale boom region are learning. The debate between some environmentalists, natural gas companies and communities in dire need of jobs centers primarily on the fluids used during fracking.
- Bone Fractures as Early Warning Signs of Bone CancerIf you've sustained a bone fracture without any history of an injury or trauma, here is what you need to know about the risks for bone cancer.
- Healing Bone Fractures Naturally with Cissus QuandrangularisHow to heal fractured limbs naturally with herbal medicine. These natural alternatives prove useful not only in cases of bone fracture, but also torn tendons and muscular tearing.
Insertion and Removal of Medical PinsMedical pins are part of standard procedure for serious bone repair and can mean the difference between close to full mobility recovery versus permanent disability.- Why Teams FractureAny time a team fractures, there is a price. It is a dear price, because not only does the team, the operation, the morale, the productivity, and the efficiency degrade, but service to the customer will plummet.
Treating Metastatic Prostate Cancer with Zoledronic AcidZoledronic acid interferes with bone destruction but has many side effects that can be both serious and prolonged.- Osteoporosis Drugs Now Deemed BeneficialNow a recent study has shown that the benefits of osteoporosis drugs outweigh the risks.
- David Wright Diagnosed with Lower Back Stress FractureIt looks like David Wright's back injury may be far more serious than originally anticipated; it's unclear how long he will be absent from the Mets lineup.
- Fractured Fairy Tales - An OverviewDiscover the unique storytelling format of fractured fairy tales, classic stories retold with a humorous, and often satirical, slant (think Shrek!)
Once Again Osteoporosis Drugs Increasing Fracture RiskOnce again, women are being reminded that long term use of bisphosphonates raise the risk for femur fractures.
The Healing, Repair & Treatment of Bone FracturesBones can sustain fractures due to pathological reasons, such as disease, or stress related reasons, such as trauma. Fractures must go through a lengthy process in order to heal, and some may require medical treatment.- What Are Stress Fractures?Stress fractures are an overuse injury that occur when the muscles become overtired and less capable of absorbing shock from high-impact sports or activities.
Higher Risk of Hip Fractures for Breast Cancer SurvivorsWomen who have early menopause due to breast cancer treatments could end up with hip fractures due to bone loss.- Prevent Menopause Bone Fractures with Calcium and Vitamin D -- Study ResultsIn a recent study from the British Medical Journal, it was confirmed that taking both calcium and vitamin D together on a daily basis significantly reduces the risk of bone fractures.
- Tips for Effective Knee Stress Fractures TreatmentIf you are suffering from a knee stress fracture, here is what you need to know about treatment options.
- Compression Fractures of the Back TreatmentHave you experienced a compression fracture of the back? If so, read on to learn about the treatment.
- 'Fracture' Movie Review: A Legal Battle of Wits"Fracture" is an elegantly framed legal thriller that taxes the brain with an engaging battle of wits using the tried-and-tested formula -- navigating the narrative twists in a by-the-book courtroom thriller backed up by riveting performances.
- How to Prevent Stress Fractures When You RunStress fractures are common among runners, and they can take months to heal. Here's how to prevent stress fractures from putting you on the side-lines.
- What Needs To Be Known About Collarbone FracturesLocated between the sternum and scapula the "S"-shaped collarbone is one of the most frequently fractured bones in the human body with breaks often occurring after falls, car crashes, while playing contact sports, or from direct blows to the clavical.
- Why a Shin Splint Compression Sleeve Heals a Shin Splints Stress Fracture FasterIf you suffer from shin splints stress fractures, here is what you need to know about the effective use of a shin splint compression sleeve.
- Symptoms of an Osteoporosis-Related Spinal Compression FractureDo you suffer from osteoporosis, or are you at risk? If so, it is important to know more about spinal compression fractures. Read on to learn more.
- Clavicle Fracture Knocks Tony Romo Out for Season?Tony Romo was taking at least some of the blame for the Cowboys' 1-4 start. But after suffering a clavicle fracture yesterday, Dallas fans are convinced that they can't win without him either - yet they may have to for most of the rest of the year.
- Fractured Atlas: The ATHENA ProjectLearn more about Fractured Atlas and their open source software designed specially for the arts.
- How to Predict Bone Fracture Risk with Osteoporosis or OsteopeniaPeople with osteopenia or osteoporosis are often at significantly increased risk of bone fractures. Discover how to predict your probability of suffering a bone fracture in the next 10 years.
- Fractured Atlas: A Great Non-profit for Art in NYCDo you make great art but don't like running your organization like a business? Check out the NPO that's there to help.
- A Way to Reduce Hip Fractures in the Elderly?Hip fractures are not only painful, but they can lead to potentially fatal complications. A new study shows there may be a simple way to reduce the risk of elderly fractures - through the power of exercise.
- Can Wrist Fractures in Children Be Treated with a Wrist Splint?Wrist fractures in children are surprisingly common. Do they need a cast or is a wrist splint just as good? Find out what new research shows.
- Will a Stress Fracture Heal Without Treatment?A stress fracture is one of the most common fractures experienced by athletes and weekend warriors. What is a stress factor - and will it heal without treatment?
Osteoporosis Drugs like Fosamax and Boniva Linked to Hip FracturesMedications like Fosamax for osteoporosis can cause hip fractures. The task force is asking for additional labeling for physicians and patients.- Be Bone Healthy NaturallyIn reality the medication for osteoporosis seem to give little aide in the long term. Natural therapies provide greater help in prevention.
Broken Bones: Why Are the Elderly so Vulnerable?Fractures occur frequently in the elderly, often as a result of falls. These fractures can lead to serious or even life-threatening complications.- Acid Reflux Medications May Pose Hip Fracture Risk for Post Menopausal WomenAcid reflux can be very painful, but nothing compared to the pain of a hip fracture. If you are a women who takes acid reflux medication, learn why you may want to find other methods to get rid of acid reflux without risking fractures in later life.
- Osteoporosis and Your DentistDr. Jason McCargar, DMD, tells the truth about osteoporosis and the bisphosphonate treatment
- An Overview of Fracture ManagementA fracture is a break or crack of the bones, mostly caused by injury. Though, breaking can also occur due to continuous stress to a bone, or weakening of the bones due to disease.
Women Osteoporosis and Fractures Decline Life's QualityCurrent estimates show that 10 million persons in the United States have osteoporosis. Women should be educated about bone health as they get older.
Complications that May Develop After Sustaining FracturesI have been a nurse for many years and many medical complications can arise after sustaining a fracture. Sustaining a broken bone can cause many medical problems including severe infection and shock.
