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Summary Low bone mineral density (BMD) leads to an increased risk of osteoporotic fracture. Total testosterone and free testosterone were positively associated with BMD, which was significantly influenced by the additive genetic effects. Introduction This cross-sectional study aimed to evaluate an association between testosterone and BMD and the influence of genetic factors on the association. ...
Summary Postmenopausal women were assessed to determine the association between dietary intake of various food groups and low bone mineral density. Among dietary factors, high consumption of protein-containing food and dairy products was associated with a reduced risk for low bone mineral density. Introduction There have been several studies regarding the correlation between bone mineral density...
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