Tag: osteoporosis

A new review explains why fractures strike Cushing's syndrome patients with normal bone density and why risk persists years after ...

Breastfeeding shows no lasting link to maternal bone health a decade after birth

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

Commentary questions how OsteoStrong compares with dynamic exercise in older women

A new commentary argues that unequal training volumes, design issues, and unblinded assessments limit conclusions from a trial comparing OsteoStrong ...

PEEK Cages Show Low Revision Rates After Cervical Corpectomy, Review Finds

A narrative review of five retrospective studies totalling 279 patients found that PEEK cages used for fusion after anterior cervical ...

Long Non-Coding RNA MALAT1 Emerges as a Multifaceted Regulator of Bone Remodeling

A new narrative review synthesizes preclinical evidence that the long non-coding RNA MALAT1 influences osteoblast differentiation, osteoclast formation and bone ...

Body shape indices linked to bone loss in diabetes and prediabetes, NHANES analysis finds

A cross-sectional NHANES analysis of 4,683 adults with diabetes or prediabetes links four novel anthropometric indices to a higher prevalence ...

Muscle fat-free area on lumbar MRI outperforms VBQ score for osteoporosis detection

In a 150-patient retrospective study, paraspinal muscle fat-free cross-sectional area on lumbar MRI diagnosed osteoporosis more accurately than the vertebral ...

Binary ‘Skeletal Failure’ Rule Proposed to Make AI Vertebral Fracture Screening Trustworthy

A new invited review proposes a binary

Parkinson’s Disease Raises Fracture Risk, and Osteoporosis Care Must Keep Up

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

Menopausal Hormone Therapy for Bone Health Reassessed in Indian Position Paper

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

AI shows promise in caring for older adults, but evidence remains early

A narrative review finds AI may support earlier detection and monitoring in ageing-related conditions, but most evidence remains proof-of-concept.

Handgrip strength flags osteoporosis risk in Mongolia where DXA scans are scarce

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

AI Reads Routine Chest CTs to Flag Osteoporosis in Early Study

A preliminary study of 98 patients found that AI-derived bone density from routine chest CT scans closely matched dedicated QCT ...

HIV Viral Proteins Alone Drive Bone Loss in Transgenic Mice

A mouse study finds that constitutive HIV-1 viral protein expression, without viral replication or antiretroviral drugs, is associated with early-onset ...

Presarcopenia in older adults flags higher osteoporosis risk in UK Biobank study

A prospective UK Biobank study finds that older adults with presarcopenic phenotypes show a suggestively higher risk of incident osteoporosis, ...

Statins May Slow Bone Loss After Menopause by Rerouting Stem Cell Signals

A study combining retrospective human DXA data and mouse experiments reports that statins promote bone formation in estrogen deficiency by ...

Why Fracture Patients Fall Through the Cracks: Depression, Fear of Falling and the Missing Data in Bone-Care Pathways

A new policy review argues that depression and fear of falling may contribute to patient loss in fracture liaison services, ...

CHD9 3’UTR Regulates MicroRNAs to Protect Bone in Mice