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Prioritizing bone health critical to healthy aging, doctors say. Here's how tennis and other sports can help.
- Orthopedic care and bone health are emphasized as crucial for aging gracefully and staying active.
- Experts advise bone-strengthening nutrition and regular movement beginning in the 50s to prevent future issues.
- Tennis and other activities are shown helping seniors like Ratner maintain bone health and活 mobility.
- Doctors note aging can bring stiffness and the need to keep tendons and joints flexible.
- Osteoporosis prevention includes bone density tests, calcium and vitamin D checks, leafy greens, and resistance workouts.
- Mount Sinai’s Own the Bone program focuses on treating fractures and preventing falls.
- Experts acknowledge there is no proven way to stop or reverse arthritis progression.
- Healthcare guidance includes imaging, labs, and lifestyle choices to strengthen muscles around joints.
- The report follows real people like Ratner and Suissa showcasing active aging.
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