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Harder to maintain bone health during the pandemic, Life News & Top Stories

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SINGAPORE – People with osteoporosis are finding it harder to maintain bone health or are seeing their condition decline as the pandemic puts restrictions on movement and activity.

Until last year, Mrs Lohambal Rajakrishnan used to exercise outdoors twice a day.

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