London Osteoporosis Clinic

London Osteoporosis Clinic Dedicated to OPTIMUM health, early diagnosis & treatment of . Clinics UK wide. Clinics in London, Shard, Harley Street, SE and UK.

reverse and prevent expert osteoporosis, arthritis and pain with holistic treatments.

Most people think bone health starts with a supplement.In reality, bone health starts with a strategy.Bone is constantly...
15/06/2026

Most people think bone health starts with a supplement.

In reality, bone health starts with a strategy.

Bone is constantly being remodelled throughout life. That process depends on far more than calcium alone.

Research continues to show that long-term bone health is influenced by multiple factors working together:

• Adequate vitamin D levels
• Sufficient protein intake
• Regular resistance exercise
• Consistent nutritional habits
• Appropriate monitoring when risk factors are present

One of the biggest misconceptions is believing that supplements can compensate for everything else.

They can’t.

Supplements may support bone health, but they work best as part of a wider evidence-based approach.

The goal isn’t to find a miracle product.

The goal is to build daily habits that support skeletal health over decades.

Small decisions repeated consistently often matter more than dramatic changes made occasionally.

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Many men assume osteoporosis is something they never need to think about.That assumption is one of the reasons osteoporo...
07/06/2026

Many men assume osteoporosis is something they never need to think about.

That assumption is one of the reasons osteoporosis in men is often diagnosed later than it should be.

The reality is that men account for a significant proportion of osteoporotic fractures, yet awareness remains surprisingly low.

One of the biggest challenges is that bone loss develops silently.

There is usually no pain.
No obvious symptoms.
No warning signal.

For many people, the first indication of osteoporosis is a fracture.

Important risk factors include:

• Previous fractures after age 50
• Long-term steroid use
• Family history of osteoporosis
• Smoking
• Low testosterone levels
• Certain medical conditions affecting bone metabolism

The conversation around osteoporosis often focuses on women, but men are not immune to bone loss.

Rod Stewart’s diagnosis has helped bring attention to a condition that remains under-recognised in men.

Understanding your risk earlier may help prevent problems later.

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🏆 Honoured to celebrate an inspiring moment at EULAR 2026.Yusra Momade, recipient of the EULAR Edgar Stene Prize 2026, r...
05/06/2026

🏆 Honoured to celebrate an inspiring moment at EULAR 2026.

Yusra Momade, recipient of the EULAR Edgar Stene Prize 2026, represents the power of the patient voice in shaping the future of rheumatology.

Living with scleroderma has brought challenges, but through determination, resilience and a commitment to helping others, Yusra has transformed personal experience into meaningful advocacy. Her story reminds us that progress in rheumatology is not only about scientific advances—it is also about listening to patients, understanding their experiences, and ensuring that care reflects the needs of the communities we serve.

As highlighted throughout EULAR 2026, we continue to face challenges in diagnosis, treatment, long-term support and equitable access to care around the world. Achievements such as the Edgar Stene Prize reinforce the importance of working together—locally, nationally and globally—to improve outcomes for people living with rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases.

Congratulations, Yusra, on this well-deserved recognition and thank you for inspiring the global rheumatology community.

💙 Advancing care.
🌍 Promoting equity.
🧡 Amplifying patient voices.

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Rheumatoid arthritis management continues to evolve.The latest EULAR recommendations reflect a growing emphasis on earli...
01/06/2026

Rheumatoid arthritis management continues to evolve.

The latest EULAR recommendations reflect a growing emphasis on earlier intervention, tighter disease control, and more personalised treatment decisions.

One of the most important messages is that controlling inflammation early remains critical.

Why?

Because joint damage can occur long before permanent disability becomes visible.

Key themes from the updated recommendations include:

• Earlier optimisation of treatment
• Focus on long-term outcomes rather than symptom relief alone
• More personalised treatment pathways
• Greater emphasis on shared decision-making

For patients, this is a reminder that treatment plans should not remain static.

Clinical evidence changes.
Guidelines change.
Your treatment strategy may need to change too.

Understanding the latest recommendations helps patients ask better questions and make informed decisions about their care.

Comment EULAR to read our full clinical breakdown of what has changed and why it matters.





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Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
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