Members
The operations and major activities of the NBHA are funded through financial support from its members, which may include but are not limited to corporations, academic and medical institutions, professional and membership organizations, associations, advocacy groups, non-profit organizations and philanthropic organizations.
The National Bone Health Alliance's 36 members (as well as liaisons representing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institutes of Health and U.S. Food and Drug Administration) are working together to collaborate with other organizations to integrate messages around the bone health benefits of nutrition, exercise and fall prevention, and offers information and referral to partner organizations about all bone diseases.
Read more about the existing NBHA Members
NBHA News
DUE MARCH 2: FRACTURE LIAISON SERVICE CALL FOR SITE APPLICATIONS
NBHA has released a call for applications for institutions interested in being considered a site for the prospective 3-year, $29 million CMS-funded initiative that would create a fracture liaison service in the Medicare (and Medicaid age 50 and above) population in up to 80 sites.
Call for site applicationsAdditional details about this proposed project
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that some older women with normal bone density may be able to delay follow-up testing, but guidelines for women with or at risk for osteoporosis remain unchanged. View NBHA’s response to news coverage of the study.
Read the second issue of the NBHA newsletter, Eye on Bone Health - Download
Read the first issue of the NBHA newsletter, Eye on Bone Health - Download
