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2012

• RNA Interference Silences Cell-Signaling that Leads to Excessive Bone Formation in FOP
• Baseline Bone Mineral Density Measurements Key to Future Testing Intervals
• Genetics of Bone Density
• Bone Drug Holds Promise as Therapy for People with OA
• Protein Signaling Ties Muscle Development to Bone

2011

• NIAMS’ Katz Recognized by the National Osteoporosis Foundation
• Blood Vessel Cells May Be Key to FOP Ossified Tissues, Say Scientists
• Even Mild Spine Deformities in Older Women Linked to Osteoporosis
• NIAMS Researchers Explain Why Combined Osteoporosis Regimen Falls Short
• Childhood Exercise Leads to Sustained Improvements in Bone Mass
• ARRA-Funded Scientists Link Perinatal Diet, Skeletal Health
• ARRA Supports Development of Genetic Database for Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Cdc42 Protein Is a Potential Drug Target for Osteoporosis Researchers
• Advanced Imaging Reveals Secrets of Increased Fracture Risk in Diabetes
• ARRA-Funded Researchers Link Autophagy Genes to Osteoporotic Bone Loss

2010

• Bone Marrow Fat: A Role in Osteoporosis?
• Change in B Cell Protein Production Drives Bone Loss in HIV
• Keeping Bones Strong and Healthy (NIH News in Health)
• Dairy Dilemma: Are You Getting Enough Calcium?
• Researchers Identify Genetic Variations Associated with Low Bone Mass
• NIH Study Confirms Location of Stem Cells Near Cartilage-Rich Regions in Bones
• Survey Reveals Drop in Prevalence of Most Common Bone Disease
• Soy Isoflavones Fail to Prevent Bone Loss
• Scientists Discover Critical Protein that Links Bone Formation and Resorption
• New Gene Discovered for Recessive Form of Brittle Bone Disease

2009

• Serotonin and Bone Mass Inversely Linked in Women
• Study Challenges Effectiveness of Common Spine Procedure
• Scientists Gain New Insights into Osteoporosis in Men
• Low Levels of Vitamin D Associated with Increase in Hip Fracture

2008

• Simple Exercise in Children Yields Long-Term Skeletal Benefit

2007

• High-Trauma Fractures in Older Men and Women Linked to Osteoporosis
• Depression Linked to Bone-Thinning in Premenopausal Women
• Scientists Examine Peak Bone Mass Timing and Body Fat Related to Bone
• Antidepressant Use Linked to Bone Loss
• New Gene Linked to Osteogenesis Imperfecta
• Study Identifies Factors Affecting Bone Mass in Men