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• Osteoporosis is a progressive systemic skeletal disease characterised by reduced bone mineral density and micro-architectural deterioration of bone tissue.1 In England and Wales over 2 million people have osteoporosis.2 • Over 300,000 patients present to UK hospitals with fragility fractures each year.2 • 2 million bed days are a result of osteoporotic fractures. Hip fractures are associated with increased mortality.1 • Prevalence of osteoporosis is more than 25% in 80 year olds and with people living longer, it is essential that patients are treated effectively with evidence based treatments. • The major consequences of osteoporosis are increased bone fragility and risk of fracture.2

Degree of bone mineral density improvement in patients with osteoporosis on current NICE recommended treatments: an audit