Images Dated 28th March 1996
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Mirror/0000to0099 00046/bob shields daily record journalist gives tartan
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Coloured TEM of hepatitis B virus particles
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Midge Ure pop singer foot up arms on knee outside house black jeans T shirt
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Humphrey the Downing street cat March 1996
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Coloured X-ray of thigh bone with osteoporosis
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Nigel Benn At A Press Conference Today At The London Dorchester
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New Cruise Ship Ships Splendour of the Seas Irma Gekijms plays on the eighteen
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Bob Shields Daily Record journalist gives his tartan scarf to Mel Gibson after the Oscar
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Coloured X-ray of thigh bone with osteoporosis
Osteoporosis. Coloured X-ray of the head of a femur thigh bone diseased with osteoporosis (brittle bone disease). The ball of the femur (at right) articulates with the hip socket (not seen). In this section through the bone, affected regions appear spongy (blue, pink). Osteoporosis causes a loss in bone density and bones become brittle, thinner, and can easily fracture. When the upper femur is affected fractures of the femur neck (at centre) are common. Osteoporosis is most common in women after the menopause. This is because their ovaries no longer produce oestrogen hormones which help to maintain bone mass. The aging process itself also causes bones to lose density
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