Osteoarthritis vs. Osteoporosis

Two bone and joint conditions share a prefix. Do you know the difference?

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The two conditions osteoarthritis and osteoporosis sound very similar, and many people get confused. While they share the prefix osteo, which means bones, these conditions are very different.
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