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We are often told “follow the science.” Yet, at times, it seems that science follows an astute and unanticipated observation. Can you give some examples?

We are often told “follow the science.” Yet, at times, it seems that science follows an astute and unanticipated observation. Can you give some examples?

Your Menopause Question: We are often told “follow the science.” Yet, at times, it seems that science follows an astute and unanticipated observation. Can you give some examples?

I am 55 years old. My doctor tells me I have osteopenia. But I am also shrinking in height and now have pain in my buttocks and legs. Are these changes due to menopause or just my age? 

I am 55 years old. My doctor tells me I have osteopenia. But I am also shrinking in height and now have pain in my buttocks and legs. Are these changes due to menopause or just my age? 

Your Menopause Question: I am 55 years old. My doctor tells me I have osteopenia. But I am also shrinking in height and now have pain in my buttocks and legs. Are these changes due to menopause or just my age? 

Why do bones weaken in menopause, and how can that be measured?

Why do bones weaken in menopause, and how can that be measured?

Question: Why do bones weaken in menopause, and how can that be
measured?

Bone Health: What’s Menopause Got to Do with It?

Bone Health: What’s Menopause Got to Do with It?

You may be unaware that your bones are engaging in a balanced, continuous process of remodeling; laying down new bone while eliminating old bone. So why is this process jeopardized in menopause?