Could it be possible for women to tell if they have brittle bones just by looking in the mirror? According to a new study out of Yale, the answer is...maybe.
While experts caution that more research is needed to verify the results, the study found a connection between lower bone density and wrinklier skin in postmenopausal. If additional studies uncover a similar result, it might be possible for doctors for identify women who are at a greater risk of fractures without depending upon costly tests.
Skin and bones share common building blocks - collagens. As people age, collagens can account for age-related skin changes as well as contribute to bone deterioration.
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