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One fracture predicts another, especially in men
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2007;334:230.3
- Calcium and bone
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- Musculoskeletal syndromes
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Plenty of data are available on the risk of osteoporotic fractures in older women, but fewer are available on the risk for men. To redress the balance, researchers analysed data for all adults over 60 in the small city of Dubbo, a few hundred miles northwest of …
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