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ability for treatment decisions by the primary care doctor/gWhen I was a young intern in internal medicine,osteoporosis was defined mainly as a fracture occurring in elderly people. However,although plain X-ray examination was recognized as an insensitive way to detect osteoporosis, hypodense bone w

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Prevention Early After Menopausen bone resorption and bone formation. The loss of gonadal function and aging are the two most important factors. Starting around the fourth or fifth decade of life, men and women lose 0.3–0.5% of bone a year. After the loss of gonadal function, this is increased by up to tenfold in women due to an increase in bone turnover.

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Piet Geusens,Philip N. Sambrook,Robert LindsayComprehensive and updated coverage of the osteoporosis.Clear, concise and accessible chapters written by world-renowned experts.Practical usability for treatment decisions by the primary care doctor/g