The results were presented yesterday at the American Society of Bone Mineral Research (ASBMR) annual meeting in Denver, Colorado by researchers from Karolinska Institute in Sweden. These findings should lead to increased availability of bone density testing due the cost-effective and mobile scanning method available. The full study is published in The Journal of Osteoporosis vol 2010, Art. 875647
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The VINFORCE study team from the Medical University of Vienna made an important oral presentation of their study results at the prestigious Osteologie ...
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