Free 2011 Pocket Planner (expired)
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The 2011 Pocket Planner: With Tips and Resources for Healthy Bones for Life, is now available (limit 1 copy).
This month-by-month 32 page (4" x 6 1/2") planner provides links to patient fact sheets on getting enough calcium and vitamin D, evaluating osteoporosis risk, preventing falls, and bone health for kids.
Other topics include exercise, oral health, and talking to your health care provider about osteoporosis. A list of NIH and other government agencies is included for more information, in addition to two charts on calcium requirements and high-calcium foods.
NOTE - Canadian options are available from the pull down menu for States.
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