Tag: Bone Health

A cross-sectional cohort study of older Japanese outpatients found a 28.3 percent osteoporosis prevalence and a 29.3 percent treatment rate, ...

A comprehensive review finds gut microbiota shifts correlate with bone loss, but clinical evidence fails to prove probiotics prevent osteoporotic ...

A large age- and sex-adjusted case–control study found no independent association between ABO or Rh blood group phenotypes and DXA-defined ...

A longitudinal analysis of two ageing cohorts found that the crude link between low socioeconomic status and incident osteoporosis in ...

A 10-year follow-up of 196 Irish women found that breastfeeding duration was not associated with DXA bone measurements, though an ...

A retrospective study of 226 adults with epilepsy in Saudi Arabia found that at least one year of carbamazepine treatment ...

An exploratory mouse study found that 28 days of semaglutide exposure significantly increased the osteoblast-covered bone surface without detectable changes ...

A new perspective article argues that osteoporosis prevention deserves far more attention in people with Parkinson's disease, especially when dementia ...

A new commentary outlines methodological concerns about a cross-sectional study linking dietary patterns to calcaneal bone quality in Chinese children ...

An Indian position paper in Archives of Osteoporosis revisits menopausal hormone therapy, citing consistent evidence of bone preservation and fracture ...

A cross-sectional study of 356 Mongolian adults found that stronger handgrip strength was associated with lower OSTA-defined osteoporosis risk in ...

A new meta-analysis of 17 controlled trials finds that recreational football improves cardiorespiratory fitness, blood pressure, and lipids in patients ...

A new review finds that standard bone scans can mask impaired bone accrual in adolescents with congenital adrenal hyperplasia, as ...

A systematic review of 44 longitudinal studies shows physical activity during adolescence is consistently linked with better physical activity levels, ...

A Weizmann Institute study of over 300 million lab tests shows that menopause marks a sharp, body-wide physiological turning point ...

A 20-year study of over 541,000 UK postmenopausal women systematically linked 60 of 99 dietary factors to hip fracture risk, ...

A qualitative study of twenty older lung transplant recipients in China identifies the beliefs, capacities, and support structures that determine ...

A nationwide Finnish cohort study found that people with Parkinson's disease receive anti-osteoporosis medications at rates similar to or higher ...

A new observational study from Türkiye found no statistically significant association between SGLT2 inhibitor use and DEXA-derived bone health outcomes ...

Recent research has shed light on the comparative fracture risk associated with orexin and melatonin receptor agonists, revealing intriguing insights ...