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I would think its cause children's bones are still developing and vulnerable

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2y ago
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2y ago

I would think its cause children's bones are still developing and vulnerable

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13y ago

In women, and especially those of Anglo-Saxon and Scandanavian origin, there is greater risk of osteoporosis and bone loss. This condition often results in compression fractures, which are very difficult to heal when occurring in the vertebral bones. Surgery only further weakens the support muscles of the spine, and physical therapy is, thus, the mainstay of treatment.

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13y ago

because your bones get older and more worn out so they are easier to break and they probaly dont eat and enough fruit and veg so they get a lack of vitamins and therefore the bones weaken and tend to break easier :)

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16y ago

It takes longer, because elderly people are older then we are.

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14y ago

it is because kids bones are younger so more efficent also they have smaller bones and more energy

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