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Do all women suffer from some form of osteoperosis as they get older?
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No: It's common, and perhaps the majority of woman and indeed all older folks have some bone loss as they get older, but i've autopsied women in their nineties whose vertebral body trabecular bone was as sturdy as a healthy teen's.
Answered 9/14/2012
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