End the postcode lottery for Fracture Liaison Services (FLS)
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Charlotte Beaumont
2 years ago
I also think that we should have dexa scans for all women in the the 6 months or a year after menopause to check bone density so they can know if they at risk of bone density dropping further and take immediate action to prevent loss of bone density
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angela kennelly
2 years ago
I know friends who suffer with the condition
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Gill Hall
2 years ago
My husband has a recent diagnosis
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Alison Gibbins
2 years ago
This access is so important for everyone and proper investment in FLS must be immediate. Looking after our population across the country in this way will keep down the NHS costs long term.
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Joan Rhodes
2 years ago
The only news about available treatment comes from Osteoporosis society not GP.
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Elizabeth Hobbs
2 years ago
I was diagnosed with osteoporosis in lock down after yet another fracture. DEXA requested as over 50yrs.
So important to have FLS available throughout the Country.
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Judith Agwada-Akeru
2 years ago
I support the better bones for all campaign
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Shabina Sultan
2 years ago
A comprehensive FLS service is pivotal to improving the current mortality and morbidity from fractures
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Deborah Upsdell
3 years ago
I completely support this as a radiographer who has worked in Bone Densitometry. I would like to see a screening bone scan offered to everyone over the age of 50
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Sandra Kaighin
3 years ago
This is so important.
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Joanne Russell
3 years ago
Desperately need a FLS in my area
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Anne Rodman
3 years ago
This is a really important and often overlooked issue that is costly to the NHS and to peoples' quality of life
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Linda Marie Ferrier
3 years ago
If a FLS had been in my area of the country I could have been diagnosed early enough to help prevent or slow down my osteoporosis.
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Patricia Bryant
3 years ago
This is a particualrly relevant campaign for Primary Care Respiratory Society given the link between oral steroids other long term steroid use and the prevalence of fractures and osteoporisis
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Maxine Flewett
3 years ago
I fully support this campaign
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Peter Bryce
3 years ago
I support this campaign
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Pauline Barrett
3 years ago
I was on high dose steroids for many years after Autoimmune Hepatitis, and was not told about the risk of osteoporosis for a very long time. I support any initiatives for easing fractures.
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Minfas Affan
3 years ago
Agree with the national mandate for Fracture Liaison Service (FLS) to cover everyone over 50 years of age and more funding
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Joanne King
3 years ago
fully support this campaign. excellent
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Sue Hewitt
3 years ago
This is vital work to improve the quality of life for so many people. It is so important that these services are available to all.
I also think that we should have dexa scans for all women in the the 6 months or a year after menopause to check bone density so they can know if they at risk of bone density dropping further and take immediate action to prevent loss of bone density
I know friends who suffer with the condition
My husband has a recent diagnosis
This access is so important for everyone and proper investment in FLS must be immediate. Looking after our population across the country in this way will keep down the NHS costs long term.
The only news about available treatment comes from Osteoporosis society not GP.
I was diagnosed with osteoporosis in lock down after yet another fracture. DEXA requested as over 50yrs. So important to have FLS available throughout the Country.
I support the better bones for all campaign
A comprehensive FLS service is pivotal to improving the current mortality and morbidity from fractures
I completely support this as a radiographer who has worked in Bone Densitometry. I would like to see a screening bone scan offered to everyone over the age of 50
This is so important.
Desperately need a FLS in my area
This is a really important and often overlooked issue that is costly to the NHS and to peoples' quality of life
If a FLS had been in my area of the country I could have been diagnosed early enough to help prevent or slow down my osteoporosis.
This is a particualrly relevant campaign for Primary Care Respiratory Society given the link between oral steroids other long term steroid use and the prevalence of fractures and osteoporisis
I fully support this campaign
I support this campaign
I was on high dose steroids for many years after Autoimmune Hepatitis, and was not told about the risk of osteoporosis for a very long time. I support any initiatives for easing fractures.
Agree with the national mandate for Fracture Liaison Service (FLS) to cover everyone over 50 years of age and more funding
fully support this campaign. excellent
This is vital work to improve the quality of life for so many people. It is so important that these services are available to all.