… therapy and risk of osteoporosis. We therefore feel there is insufficient evidence to change
PPI prescribing habits based on risk of fracture. Similarly, we do not recommend bone mineral …

… RCTs on HT and bone fractures were included in our meta-analysis, not taking into account
language, publication status, or article type. Two investigators conducted a systematic …

… Findings on the risk of bone fractures associated with long‐… the prevalence of bone fracture,
including hip fracture, in six … exposure, prevalence of bone fractures, demographics, medical …

… location in the poor zone of vascularity of the affected bone, and the presence of the fracture
in … bone fractures, particularly the femur and tibia in order to minimise the risk of non-union. …

… been associated with higher rates of hip fracture in cross-cultural studies. However, the
relation between protein and risk of osteoporotic bone fractures among individuals has not been …

… and little is known whether the risk of fracture is site-specific. To the best of … bone fracture
risk in RA patients. Therefore, the present study aims to evaluate the overall risk of bone fracture …

… When pooling the RRs of non-vertebral fractures, significant inverse associations were similarly
… fracture risk. There might be gender differences in the relationship of MetS with fractures, …

… of bone fracture after bariatric surgery, identify specific risk factors for fracture, and compare
these data to baseline risk … , bariatric surgery increases a patient’s long-term risk of fracture. …

… the risk in this population of patients. Our study estimated the incidence of bone fractures over
a … patients on cART, described the type of fractures and assessed potential determinants. …

Background Whole-body vibration (WBV) is a new type of exercise that has been increasingly
tested for the ability to prevent bone fractures and osteoporosis in frail people. There are …