The consequences of fractures due to osteoporotic bone loss are not taken into account

MONHEIM, Germany, October 18, 2018 / PRNewswire / –

• New survey results show that 61 percent women more 60 years old or do not know anything about osteoporosis¹although
  One in three women should be due to the disease fracture of osteoporosis will suffer²
• More than half (55 Percentage) of all respondents felt that Fractures of osteoporosis in old age are the result of an unfortunate fall or an accident and
  not the eResult of a bone disease¹
• More than one-third (37 Percentage) of all respondents reported that their doctor had not yet seen osteoporosis or Fractures of osteoporosis spoken
  to have¹
• He exhorts ifI wonder why an illness that is worldwide more than 8.9 Millions of fractions a year are ignored²

The results of the survey announced today by UCB on the occasion of World Osteoporosis Day 2018 reveal a lack of awareness and frightening knowledge among people at risk of osteoporosis. 39; osteoporosis
With regard to osteoporosis and bone loss fractures.

Currently, one in three women over 50 years old is suffering from a bone fracture caused by osteoporosis.² But the results released today from a new survey of more than
4,000 women over 60 years of age show that 61% of those surveyed know little or nothing about osteoporosis.¹ In addition, 55% think that
Bone loss in the elderly is usually the result of an unfortunate fall or accident.¹