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Osteoporosis care--the need for a district-wide approach.

Osteoporosis has now been recognised by both the World Health Organization and the UK Department of Health as a major public health problem. It causes more than 200,000 fractures each year in the UK--at an estimated cost to the NHS of 750 million pounds. For the individual, it presents a burden of pain, deformity and premature death.