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Recap with Rachel: the physiology of bones

Rachel Chang
May 4, 2018
The process of healing bone fractures. Credit: Rachel Chang // The Foothill Dragon Press

 

In order to prevent critical disorders and diseases of the bones, it’s important to first understand its complex physiology. Here’s how bones form, grow, remodel and heal. 

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Recap with Rachel: the physiology of bones