Could a less inactive lifestyle help beat osteoporosis?

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1.2 million Australians are estimated to have osteoporosis Source: SBS

Modern sedentary lifestyles are believed to put us at risk of suffering from brittle bones

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Published 17 January 2019 7:42pm

By Phillippa Carisbrooke

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