The Latina Health Project is dedicated to providing information and resources on osteoporosis and bone health. While some claim that osteopenia and osteoporosis are artificially created illnesses by pharmaceutical companies, most doctors recognize the symptoms of height loss and increased risk of bone fractures as indicators of a real disease that requires treatment. While long-term use of bisphosphonates, the most commonly prescribed medication, has been questioned for its safety and effectiveness, it is generally considered safe in the short term.

However, there is growing evidence that bone-building medications may not provide significant benefits for patients with osteopenia. The Latina Health Project also addresses concerns about overcalcification from unnecessary calcium supplements and challenges the accuracy of bone density measurement scans. With a focus on evidence-based medicine, they provide valuable insights into the complex world of bone health