Predicting osteoporosis in some female university biology students through physical activity

Abstract

Human medicine has managed to control most infectious diseases, but it has proven powerless against many diseases resulting from the shift from a sedentary lifestyle to one of inactivity and lethargy. This underscores the importance of physical activity in preventing modern diseases that have recently become widespread, including osteoporosis. Osteoporosis is a disease that affects the structure and fine arteries of bone, characterized by a significant and abnormal decrease in bone density. To conduct this study, the researcher used a descriptive methodology with a sample of female students in the university dormitories, distributing a questionnaire to assess their participation in physical activity.