Judith Cummins, MP for Bradford South and Labour member, raised the importance of osteoporosis support in the UK. She highlighted the Better Bones campaign's significant backing from parliamentarians, charities, royal medical colleges, business leaders, and trade unions to end the postcode lottery on access to crucial osteoporosis services. Ms. Cummins emphasised that prevention is key to tackling osteoporosis, with a focus on diagnosis and treatment through Fracture Liaison Services (FLS). She pointed out that osteoporosis affects half of all women over 50 and one in five men. Ms. Cummins stressed the need for FLS coverage as it can reduce refracture risk by up to 40%, freeing up hospital bed days, and improving quality of life for those affected. The MP also addressed the financial argument for establishing full FLS coverage, estimating an annual cost of £27 million, which would generate a significant return on investment. Ms. Cummins called for decisive action from the Government to provide 100% FLS coverage across England.