Throughout life, bones go through a constant process of loss and regrowth. As a person ages, more bone loss occurs than growth, the quality of bone declines, and the structure of the bones weakens. These changes can lead to a condition known as osteoporosis. Osteoporosis occurs five times more often in women than in men. Several types of medication are available to treat osteoporosis. Prevention also may be possible by recognizing risk factors and keeping bones healthy throughout each stage of life.
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Barrier Methods of Birth Control - Diaphram, Sponge, Cervical Cap and Condom
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Long-Acting Reversible Contraception