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Fit to a T - A public education program on bone health and osteoporosis

That's right, T-score. If you had to think twice about what a T-score is - and no, it's not a golf term - chances are you are not alone. "Fit to a T" is the USBJD's response to the Surgeon General's first-ever report on bone health and osteoporosis. In ...
Healthcare Professional Education - Project 100 - Musculoskeletal Education

AAMC Recommended Learning Objectives for Musculoskeletal Medicine Education Released The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) issued a Medical School Objectives Project report on Musculoskeletal Medicine Education, October 2005.&...
Public Awareness - 10+ Ways to Spread Awareness

Increasing awareness about the burden of bone and joint diseases on American society is a primary goal of the United States Bone and Joint Decade The Bone and Joint Decade can add to your organization's ongoing efforts to spread awareness of the burden...
Road Safety

Drop in highway deaths due to more safety belt use and fewer drunk drivers U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta announced August 2004 that the fatality rate on the nation's highways in 2003 was the lowest in 29 years, with a total of 42,643 dea...
PB&J - Protect Your Bones and Joints - A High School Education Program

PB&J (Protect Your Bones and Joints) is an educational program aimed at improving the knowledge of teens and young adults about musculoskeletal disorders and to encourage them to learn about prevention activities. Musculoskeletal disorders, such as ar...
Bone and Joint Decade Global Network Conference 2009

The USBJD hosted the annual Bone and Joint Decade Global Network Conference in 2009, October 21-24, 2009, at the JW Marriott and on Capitol Hill, Washington, DC. The meeting brought together the 329 delegates, with representatives from a record ...
Burden of Musculoskeletal Diseases in the United States

Musculoskeletal diseases, which include back pain, arthritis, bodily injuries, and osteoporosis, are reported by persons in the U.S. more than any other health condition. In 2004, the estimated total cost of treatment and lost wages associated with muscul...
Experts in Arthritis

A free public education seminar for people with arthritis and people who care about them, sponsored by the United States Bone and Joint Decade, American College of Rheumatology, Arthritis Foundation, and the American Academy of Pediatrics. 180 part...
National Action Week, October 12-20

National Action Week is being held October 12-20, and celebrated in communities across the nation. Click on the links below for news on activities, upcoming events, and how you can become involved. Calendar of events Tips on promoting bone and joint hea...
Professional Education - Ponseti Initiative

International Clubfoot Symposium, September 12-14, 2007 Clubfoot is a common and crippling foot disorder. Surgery often leaves the foot stiff and painful and has reasonably high complication rates. A technique of manipulation and castings with minimall...
Rare Bone Disease Patient Network

Rare Bone Disease Patient Organizations Joining Together to Expand Bone-Related Awareness, Research and Advocacy     MISSION   The Rare Bone Disease Patient Network is a coalition of rare bone disease organizations, established to sh...
Straighten Up America

By Ron Kirk, Seed and Delphi Panel Facilitator   Straighten Up America is a bold and innovative health promotion initiative designed to empower the American people toward better spinal health and an improved quality of life.   It is a publ...
Wellness Microbreak

A microbreak is a break you take every 30 to 60 minutes. Stop your current work activity, drink some water, change position, do a stretch and change posture as outlined in The Wellness Microbreak. It can only take a minute. Then reposition yourself and re...


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