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The internists say that, in order to prevent osteoporosis, a very prevalent disease that weakens the bones and increases the risk of fractures, we must prevent it. Training with strength exercises and an adequate nutrition plan are key. And Dr. Raquel Blasco Redondo, responsible for the Internal Medicine Unit of the Regional Sports Medicine Center of the Junta de Castilla y León, points out that it is never too late to start moving. "We have to …
Research for stronger bones and muscles in old age
3.07.2025 - Osteoblasts are specialized bone cells that are responsible for the formation and regeneration of bone. In a high-ranking published study, researchers at Leipzig University have shown that a specific receptor is responsible for the strength of bone cells and how it can be specifically activated. The findings may help to develop new drugs with fewer side effects in the future to strengt
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