According to data*, after experiencing a fracture, the risk of a secondary fracture can increase by up to 10 times, with the risk being highest in the first two years following the initial fracture. In severe cases such as hip fractures, the one-year mortality rate can reach as high as 17.3%. Even if less severe, it may still lead to functional problems such as joint stiffness, limited mobility, or muscle atrophy, impacting daily life. Preventing fractures starts with addressing osteoporosis.
Are you or elderly family members high-risk individuals for fractures?
- Aged 65 or above without...
