
OSTEOPOROSIS
Are you interested
in learning more about osteoporosis? Do you want to increase your knowledge
about prevention, evaluation, risk factors, and treatment?
If so, please refer to the following article which provides
and overview on osteoporosis:
Click here to view
the March, 2000 monograph on osteoporosis from the NIH Consensus Development
Program:
Click here if you
want to access the National Resource Center for the National Osteoporosis
Foundation:
For information on how to take calcium:
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Copyright 1998-2009
Kim A. Carmichael, M.D., FACP
Diabetes Center
Washington University School of Medicine
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