A user is interested in understanding key risk factors for osteoporosis and how to prevent it. Explore the IOF website to identify common risk factors for osteoporosis, specific dietary recommendations for bone health (e.g., calcium and Vitamin D), and at least two actionable prevention strategies mentioned on the site. Additionally, determine if there's a quick assessment or questionnaire available for users to gauge their risk.
Navigate to the homepage of iofbonehealth.org. Look for a section or link related to 'risk factors' or 'prevention'. If not immediately visible, navigate to the 'Educational Hub' (ID 42) and then explore relevant sub-sections like 'Patient Resources' (ID 586) or 'Factsheets' (ID 580). Identify and list common risk factors for osteoporosis. Find specific dietary recommendations for bone health, especially regarding calcium and Vitamin D. Identify at least two actionable prevention strategies. Search for any quick assessment tools or questionnaires that allow users to gauge their personal risk. If found, note its name or description. If not found, explicitly state its absence. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to relevant sections of the website (e.g., homepage, Educational Hub, Patient Resources, Factsheets). The agent identifies and lists at least three common risk factors for osteoporosis (e.g., age, gender, family history, certain medical conditions, lifestyle choices). The agent identifies specific dietary recommendations for calcium and Vitamin D, including potential sources or daily intake advice. The agent identifies at least two actionable prevention strategies (e.g., regular exercise, avoiding smoking/excessive alcohol, maintaining a healthy weight). The agent clearly states whether a quick assessment tool or questionnaire for personal risk is available or explicitly states its absence after a thorough search.