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The websites below are just additional resources and are not endorsed by FORE.
Dairy Council of California
www.dairycouncilofca.org
This is an informative and fun website for families and teachers. Osteoporosis prevention begins with children when they build up their "bone bank" with calcium, and the Dairy Council provides ideas and resources to make getting calcium a habit.
International Osteoporosis Foundation
www.iofbonehealth.org
Known for their international advocacy, the IOF brings our societies together under this common disease.
IBMS BoneKEy®
www.bonekey-ibms.org
An online Knowledge Environment dedicated to improving awareness of metabolic bone disorders and the progress in understanding the causes and clinical care of such disorders. IBMS BoneKEy® serves as a central repository of knowledge in the fields of bone, cartilage, and mineral metabolism and acts as a meeting place for a growing community of more than 12,000 registered members.
National Osteoporosis Foundation
www.nof.org
The NOF brings osteoporosis advances to both physicians and the public. They are a good resource for brochures, physician referrals, Osteoporosis Awareness Month, and they have a new exercise video.
Osteoporosis Society of Canada
www.osteoporosis.ca
This well-organized site features high-calcium recipes, free publications, exercise information, and detailed diagnosis and treatment discussions.
Best Bones Forever.
www.bestbonesforever.gov
Girls need to stay super active
and eat lots of foods with calcium and vitamin D to build strong bones. This site has yummy treats, games, and healthy bones tips.
The National Women's Health Information Center
www.4woman.gov
The Office on Women's Health, who sponsors the site, presents information on many diseases, including osteoporosis. It is also a resource for educational campaigns, statistics, and minority heath information.
The North American Menopause Society
www.menopause.org
Providing plentiful online information for providers and consumers, NAMS has positioned itself as a leading voice in the menopause community. In particular, we recommend the Menopause Guidebook, which is part of their MenoPak.