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WORLD OSTEOPOROSIS DAY 2013 International Osteoporosis Foundation

WHAT IS WORLD OSTEOPOROSIS DAY?  Annual campaign, taking place on October 20  Spearheaded by the International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF)  Dedicated to raising global awareness of the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis & maintenance of musculoskeletal health  Activities organized by national osteoporosis patient and medical societies from 90 countries, globally

ORGANIZED BY IOF SINCE 1997 Since 1999, has featured a specific theme:  1999 Early Detection  2000 Building Bone Health  2001 Bone Development in Youth  2002 Osteoporosis in the Workplace  2003 Quality of Life  2004 Osteoporosis in Men  2005 Exercise  2006 Nutrition  2007 Risk Factors  2008 Advocate for Policy Change  2009 Advocate for Policy Change  2010 Signs and Symptoms of Spinal Fractures  Steps to Unbreakable Bones: Vitamin D, Calcium & Exercise  2012 Stop at One: Make Your First Break Your Last

THEME 2013: STRONG WOMEN MAKE STRONGER WOMEN

STRONG WOMEN MAKE STRONGER WOMEN FOCUS Postmenopausal women, with an emphasis on intergenerational bone health awareness WHY?  Postmenopausal women are at high risk due to the rapid bone loss which occurs with the onset of menopause  One in three women aged over 50 years will break a bone due to osteoporosis  Women are often the main gatekeepers to the family so their bone health is a priority to safeguard future generations  Women are living longer and must age healthily to reduce the impact on health care budgets

FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS AND POLICY MAKERS NEW Thematic report: Bone Care for the Postmenopausal Woman  Key burden statistics  HCPs: fracture prevention, avoiding secondary fractures and identifying those at risk through tools such as FRAX ®  Policy makers: presents the cost-benefit arguments  Available in seven languages:

FOR PATIENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC NEW Brochure: Five essential strategies for bone care after 50  Know your risk  Take action to prevent and control osteoporosis  Talk to your doctor Test for osteoporosis Treat your condition  Tell your friends and family about better bone health and help make them stronger  Available in seven languages:

FOR PATIENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC NEW Tip Cards

THE WOMEN OF STEEL PROJECT

SPREADING THE MESSAGE THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA twitter.com/iofbonehealthtwitter.com/iofbonehealth#worldosteoporosisday Let the women in your life know that they make you strong by sharing a badge on their Facebook wall or mentioning them on Twitter. Click on the images below to share them on your strong women’s Facebook wall.the images below

CREATING A MOVEMENT: WEAR WHITE  Encouraging World Osteoporosis Day supporters and advocates to wear white for better bone health on October 20 th and during their events  Photos can be submitted to or shared via facebook.com/worldosteoporosisday facebook.com/worldosteoporosisday

GLOBAL PARTICIPATION: MAXIMIZING VISIBILITY FOR EVENTS NEW Interactive events map  Shows not only the country where the activity or event is taking place but the exact location within it  Includes links to promotional flyers and photographs  All events are featured on the World Osteoporosis Day homepage news feeder and Facebook site  Submit your event or find out what is happening in your country

GENERATING MEDIA COVERAGE THEMATIC REPORT LAUNCH:  October 10 “Osteoporosis is a major threat to women and their future independence, new report shows” Region-specific versions for Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Middle-East & Africa, containing local statistics CONSUMER MEDIA:  October 17 “Women at serious risk for osteoporosis and life-threatening fractures” Supporting media fact sheet also available

THANK YOU TO…  Committee of National Societies (CNS) as well as the global health community for their national-level efforts.  Global sponsors for the unrestricted educational grants provided:

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