Most of the increased fracture risk is seen in people over age 50.

You may be able to reduce your risk of fractures.

How can I get enough calcium to reduce my risk of fractures?

Use this guide to build stronger bones and cut fracture risk.

And in people aged 50-54, the fracture risk was up to 12 times higher than those in the general population.

Current treatment standards include the starting of a bisphosphonate to reduce future fracture risk by up to 50%.

An increase in bone density, decreasing the risk of fractures.

Also, once you've had a fracture due to osteoporosis, your risk of future fractures is increased.

Excess drinking is linked to bone loss and a risk of fractures.

The foundation listed five tests that are considered "good predictors of future fracture risk."