Your Bone Health ProfileYou are a Risk ResponderSee your fracture as an opportunity to better understand your bone health.You feel your fracture is behind you and you’ve worked hard to recover and get back to the life you love.As time passes, it's natural for you to not think about your fracture again. But for women over 55, a fracture increases your risk of another.Taking time to understand and respond to the risk factors that may have contributed to your fracture could help you learn more about your bone health, your fracture risk and the steps available to help protect your independence in the years ahead.By questioning your fracture today, you can take an important step towards protecting the life you want tomorrow.Question Fractures More and speak to your doctor about what your fracture could mean for your bone health.Note: This profile is based on patient behavioral insight research. Download My Discussion Guide Start the conversationBased on your quiz responses, we've prepared a personalised discussion guide to help you have informed conversations about your bone health and fracture risk with your healthcare professional. Share Your Bone Health ProfileBone health conversations matter. Shareyour profile card and help raise awarenessof osteoporosis and fracture risk.Share on: *Please note: Your Bone Health Profile and discussion guide are designed to support conversations about bone health and fracture risk. They are not intended to diagnose osteoporosis or replace advice from a healthcare professional. Only a doctor can diagnose osteoporosis.
