New This Year: A Public Conversation About Bone Health
Saturday, October 10
5:00–6:00 p.m.
John B. Hynes Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts
Register for Free
Whether you're approaching menopause, caring for a loved.png?ver=wgLACJLSK3QTc9ivCjExEw%3d%3d "Talk to your doctor about bone health")
one, staying active as you get older or simply want to take better care of your health, this free session is for you.
Join leading bone health experts for an engaging, easy-to-understand conversation about keeping your bones strong throughout life. You'll hear practical advice you can put into action, learn when to talk with your healthcare provider about bone health, and leave feeling more informed about how to support your long-term health.
No medical or scientific background is needed—just an interest in learning more about your health.
Reserve your free spot today.
What You'll Learn
Healthy bones help you stay active, independent, and doing the things you love. During this one-hour session, you'll discover simple, science-backed ways to care for your bones at every stage of life.
You'll learn about:
- How to talk with your healthcare provider about your bone health
- The role exercise plays in building and maintaining strong bones
- How menopause affects bone health and what you can do about it
- Everyday habits that can help protect your bones for years to come
Plus, enjoy complimentary refreshments and giveaways while connecting with others in your community.
Hear From Leading Bone Health Experts
| Topic |
Presenter |
Description |
| Talking to Your Physician About Bone Health |
Eric Orwoll, MD |
Learn what questions to ask, what risk factors to be aware of and how to be an advocate for your own bone health. |
| Exercise and Bone Health |
Lora Giangregorio, PhD |
Discover how movement supports strong bones and explore practical ways to safely incorporate bone-healthy exercise into your routine. |
| Menopause and Bone Health |
Joy Tsai, MD |
Understand how menopause impacts your bones and learn steps you can take to help reduce your risk of osteoporosis and fractures. |
Who Should Attend?.png?ver=Kuv5QBWAwdtPI0gL01EvRQ%3d%3d "Take care of your bones at any age")
This session is perfect for:
- Adults interested in healthy aging
- Women approaching or experiencing menopause
- Anyone concerned about osteoporosis or bone health
- Family members and caregivers
- Anyone who wants trusted, practical health information
If you've ever wondered what you can do today to support your bone health tomorrow, this session is for you.
Why ASBMR?
The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research (ASBMR) brings together the world's leading experts in bone, mineral, and musculoskeletal health. This special community session is your opportunity to hear directly from those experts in a welcoming, approachable setting designed specifically for the public.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need any medical knowledge to attend?
Not at all! This session is designed for everyone, regardless of your background.
Do I have to register for the ASBMR Annual Meeting?
No. This community session is free and open to the public. Registration for the event is seperate from conference registration.
Is there a cost?
No—attendance is completely free.
What do I do once I arrive at the Convention Center?
Upon arriving at the Hynes Center, please check in at the registration desk on Level 1 before proceeding to Level 3 for the session in Meeting Room 302
Wear White Sneakers
Saturday, October 10 is White Sneakers Day at the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research Annual Meeting! Using white sneakers as a symbol of a healthy lifestyle, ASBMR brings together clinicians, clinical investigators, and translational scientists to lead innovation in bone health and empower individuals, organizations, and communities to take visible, collective action. Join us by wearing your white sneakers to take action for bone health.
Bone Health Starts Here
It's never too early—or too late—to learn how to protect your bones. Join us for an evening of practical advice, trusted experts and helpful resources, and leave with knowledge you can use for years to come.
We'd love to see you there!