The Osteoporosis Model is a life-size anatomical teaching model designed to demonstrate the structural changes that occur in bones affected by osteoporosis. The model consists of three parts including three vertebrae, allowing students to study how bone density decreases and how the internal bone structure becomes weak and porous during osteoporosis. It provides a clear comparison between normal bone structure and osteoporotic bone, helping learners understand the progression of this common bone disease. The model highlights the effect of osteoporosis on vertebrae, which are among the most commonly affected bones in the human body. This anatomical model is widely used in medical colleges, nursing institutes, physiotherapy training centers and biology laboratories for teaching skeletal disorders and bone anatomy.