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Oct 2023
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Back to the Bone: Nutrition and Osteopor...

The Canadian Nutrition Society
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According to our most recent data, 2.3 million Canadians aged 40+ are living with diagnosed osteoporosis. Foods and food components help support bone health throughout the lifespan. Dr. Wendy Ward is a Professor and Senior Research Fellow at Brock University. She is passionate about understanding how foods and food bioactives modulate a healthy skeleton thro ... Show More
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