Bones After 50 is produced by a small, independent editorial team writing about bone density, osteoporosis prevention and healthy aging. This page introduces who’s behind the words.
How we work
We’re a collaborative editorial group rather than a single named author. The reason is straightforward: research, drafting, fact-checking, and updating an article through its first 12-month life cycle is rarely the work of one person. Articles you read here typically pass through 2-3 sets of hands before publication and another set during each annual update.
That said, here is the breakdown of who does what.
The team
Editorial leadership
The Bones After 50 Editorial Team sets the publishing calendar, commissions specific pieces, and signs off on every published article. Editorial decisions are made independently of commercial relationships; see our Editorial Policy.
Subject-matter contributors
Our subject-matter contributors are writers with practical background in bone density, osteoporosis prevention and healthy aging. We typically don’t credit individual articles by name because the workflow is collaborative — the bylines you’ll see on long features (“By the Bones After 50 Editorial Team”) accurately reflect that.
Independent review (D.O., R.D. or equivalent health-credentialed reviewer)
Articles in our health-related topics, where appropriate, are reviewed before publication by an independent subject-matter expert (D.O., R.D. or equivalent health-credentialed reviewer). Where a specific article has been reviewed, this is noted in the article’s “Reviewed by” line beneath the headline.
How to reach the team
Editorial questions, corrections, and reader feedback: hello@bonesafter50.com. We read every email and reply to most within 48 hours.
For our broader editorial standards, see our Editorial Policy and Affiliate Disclosure.