Greg Yardley , MSRS, RT(R), CBDT

Greg Yardley is a distinguished expert in the field of bone health and radiological sciences. With over two decades of experience spanning emergency medical services, radiology technology, and bone density diagnostics, Greg Yardley has dedicated his career to advancing the understanding of bone health, the science behind osteoporosis, and radiological sciences.rnGreg Yardley holds a master’s degree in Radiological Sciences and is certified as both a Radiology Technologist and Bone Density Technologist. Currently, Greg is part of the esteemed NASA Bone Mineral Lab and Medical Clinic, where they study the effects of zero gravity on bone density—pioneering research that contributes to the health of astronauts during and after space travel.rnBefore his work with NASA, Greg managed bone density operations at the Osteoporosis Center at Revere Health, performing and analyzing thousands of DXA scans and helping patients understand the nuances of bone density and strength. In addition, he has taken his expertise into the classroom, educating the next generation of radiology and bone density technologists through teaching roles at ISCD, AHEC, College of the Mainland and other respected institutions.rnBeyond research and diagnostics, Greg is a certified personal trainer specializing in safe and effective exercise regimen for individuals with osteoporosis and low bone density. His comprehensive approach bridges science, education, and personalized care, making him a trusted authority in his field.rnGreg will share insights on the intricacies of bone health, addressing bone density interpretation, exercise considerations, and the broader implications of osteoporosis diagnosis and treatment.