… osteoporosis later in life. Here we discuss the evolutionary implications of osteoporosis as a
disease with developmental origins … crush fractures rather than osteoporotic fractures of the …

… below 40 years of age (but not in children) when there is a history of osteoporotic fractures
or other significant risk factors for fracture [29]. In adults of 40 years or above they advise to …

… Conclusion Osteoporotic fractures constitute an emerging problem, both in the medical and
… osteoporosis affects 3.5 million people in Spain.The consequences of osteoporotic fractures …

… the clinical and economic burden of osteoporotic fractures. … estimated 1.5 million suffering
fragility fractures each year. A … 50 years will suffer an osteoporotic fracture in their lifetime.Bone …

… the fracture history was … of osteoporosis based on DXA scanning, she was treated with
alendronate until the age of 42 years. Her family history was positive for osteoporosis and fractures…

… osteoporosis can present with a history of recurrent fractures, deformities, or back pain. The
accidental finding of vertebral fractures (… can also lead to the diagnosis of osteoporosis [7, 8]. …

… in children, but by the recent explosion in our knowledge about the genetic basis of
congenital bone fragility (19, 20) and the natural history of osteoporotic fractures in children with …

… Osteoporosis is a skeletal disorder characterized by compromised bone strength [1]. Fractures
resulting from osteoporosis … in the size of aging populations, osteoporotic fracture (OF) is …

… and increased vulnerability to fractures [1]. Osteoporosis is a prominent cause of concern in
the aging population, and the intensity of osteoporotic fractures becomes prevalent with age …

… There is no ground truth justification for the classification of osteoporosis by the … , osteoporotic
fracture commonly occurs in subjects not in the category of BMD-defined osteoporosis. On …