Osteoporosis weakens bones due to low new bone formation or excessive bone loss, making them thinner and more fragile. It often affects wrists, hips, spine, and legs. Childhood cancer treatments can accelerate bone loss.
Osteoporosis weakens bones due to low new bone formation or excessive bone loss, making them thinner and more fragile. It often affects wrists, hips, spine, and legs. Childhood cancer treatments can accelerate bone loss.
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