Featured Topic: Relative risk reduction at 3 years

- Vertebral fractures (morphometric 70%, clinical 77%)
- Hip fractures (41%)
- Nonvertebral fractures (25%)
Nonvertebral fracture includes wrist, rib, arm, shoulder,... more
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Male osteoporosis: no longer a hidden diseaseAugust 5th, 2010
Osteoporosis and fracture occurrence is a worldwide issue that is underdiagnosed and undertreated in men and women. Male osteoporosis is... more
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Physical activity in adulthood potentially reduces the risk of osteoporosis 20 years later:July 1st, 2010
Physical activity has always been positively associated with bone mineral density (BMD); however, there have been very few investigations that... more
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Patients suffering from enforced immobility are at risk of osteoporosisMay 6th, 2010
Whether it is through injury or a chronic, debilitating condition, there is evidence to show that periods of enforced immobility... more
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Change in long-term mortality associated with fractures of the hip: EVIDENCE FROM THE SCOTTISH HIP FRACTURE AUDIT.July 3rd, 2010Change in long-term mortality associated with fractures of the hip: EVIDENCE FROM THE SCOTTISH HIP FRACTURE AUDIT. J Bone Joint Surg... more
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Overcoming barriers to secondary prevention in hip fracture patients: An electronic referral and management system for osteoporosis.June 14th, 2010Related Articles Overcoming barriers to secondary prevention in hip fracture patients: An electronic referral and management system for osteoporosis. Injury. 2010 Jun... more
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Outcomes of an osteoporosis disease-management program managed by nurse practitioners.June 14th, 2010Related Articles Outcomes of an osteoporosis disease-management program managed by nurse practitioners. J Am Acad Nurse Pract. 2010 Jun;22(6):326-9 Authors: Greene... more




