Anti-Müllerian Hormone May Predict Rapid Bone Mineral Density Loss During Perimenopause
Investigators assessed whether low anti-Müllerian hormone levels are associated with bone loss in women experiencing the menopause transition.
Investigators assessed whether low anti-Müllerian hormone levels are associated with bone loss in women experiencing the menopause transition.
A team of investigators conducted a meta-analysis to evaluate trabecular and cortical parameters of the radius and tibia in patients with chronic kidney disease undergoing dialysis.
A team of researchers investigated whether low muscle mass as assessed via D3-creatine dilution may be associated with risk of fracture.
Investigators assessed nonoperative management vs operative management of proximal femoral fractures in institutionalized frail older patients with limited life expectancy.
Switching from oral to intravenous calcimimetic may lower PTH levels in patients on hemodialysis with poor tolerance.
Investigators assessed age, sex, and population ancestry effects on trabecular bone score to develop reference ranges for children and adolescents.
Researchers evaluated the association between cumulative disease activity and bone mineral density among Latinx and Asian patients with RA.
Researchers studied whether skeletal muscle mass measurments could predict bone mineral density change following parathyroidectomy.
Major osteoporotic fracture and hip fracture are predicted by several measurements. Investigators examined whether recent fractures could also be used to predict future fractures.
Increased fracture incidence is associated with type 1 diabetes. Researchers studied the affect glycemic control and microvascular disease may have on this risk.