Study finds 14.6% of Indian men have osteoporosis, 50.3% have weak bones
- A 2026 study found osteoporosis in 14.6% of healthy adult Indian men surveyed.
- Around 50.3% had osteopenia, a condition where bones become weaker than normal.
- Researchers reviewed 21 studies, highlighting that bone weakness affects men, not just older women.
- Poor nutrition, lack of exercise, smoking & alcohol can increase bone loss & fracture risks.
Source: ndtv.com
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