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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force also recommends screening women younger than 65 who’ve gone through menopause and are at increased risk of a fracture from bone loss, according to the updated ...

healthy bone again. Your physical therapist should understand Wolff's law to help guide your rehabilitation after a fracture or broken bone. Weight-bearing and strength exercises are usually ...

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Small fluid-filled sacs, medically known as oral mucoceles, are common lesions that appear in the mouth and then disappear.

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Another unique feature of TMJ, Stanford noted, is a disk of tissue that cushions the lower jaw against the base of the upper skull. “When you go to open your jaw, it rotates for the first ...

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