Publication
Journal of Clinical Neuroscience
Date Published
April 2020
Author
M. Hoke, N.B. Omar, J.W. Amburgy, D.M. Self , A. Schnell, S. Morgan, Emerson A. Larios, M.R. Chambers
Summary
Osteoporosis is the most prevalent bone disease worldwide and predisposes affected individuals to fragility fractures. Exercise has been shown to have multiple health benefits in post-menopausal osteoporotic women. Current literature suggests that only resistance type exercises have a convincing impact on Bone Mineral Density. Exercise should be included in any multi-modality osteoporosis treatment plan with the goal of sustained exercise throughout life.