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The Irish Osteoporosis Society (IOS) was founded by Professor Moira O’Brien in 1996 as a patient support organisation for those suffering from Osteoporosis, their families and to provide information to health professionals on all aspect of this disease. We help people across Ireland look after their bones and appreciate the importance of bone health for everybody. For those who do develop osteoporosis, we are here to help them live well. Osteoporosis Ireland.
A moving and uplifting presentation by a patient detailing her remarkable journey from being diagnosed with...
Male incontinence affects one-in-eight men, significantly affecting quality-of-life, the IOS 2021 Annual Medical Conference heard.
Male incontinence affects one-in-eight men, significantly affecting quality-of-life, the IOS 2021 Annual Medical Conference heard.
Vitamin D deficiency in the Irish population is high, and there should be a national strategy...
Osteoporosis patients on denosumab, the twice-yearly injectable monoclonal antibody, must be adequately educated...
Paul Mulholland speaks with President of the Irish Osteoporosis Society, Prof Moira O’Brien, about the Society’supcoming...
Irish Society for Rheumatology Spring Meeting, Virtual, 13 May 2021 In his presentation at the ISR...
Osteoporosis meaning ‘porous bone’ is a progressive disease that occurs when the body loses bone mass...
Irish Osteoporosis Society Annual Medical Conference for Health Professionals, 17 October 2020 This year there were...
Irish Osteoporosis Society Annual Medical Conference for Health Professionals, 17 October 2020 Vertebral fractures are highly...
Irish Osteoporosis Society Annual Medical Conference for Health Professionals, 17 October 2020 Prof Bernard Walsh, Director...
Quality-of-life in osteoporosis is currently not measured adequately and this needs to change to improve outcomes...
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