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  • Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

    It’s what’s inside that counts

    Jul 17, 2019 2 minutes

    Osteoporosis is often described as an invisible disease. We can’t see our bones. We can’t feel how strong they are. They’re out of sight, out of mind. Until they break.

    “Many people think osteoporosis is something that happens ‘when we’re older’ but the peak incidence of fragility (or unexpected) fractures is under the age of 75,” says

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