Factors associated with the lumbar spine and proximal femur bone mineral density in older men

Keyphrases

• Older Men 100%
• Lumbar Spine 100%
• Bone Mineral Density 100%
• Proximal Femur 100%
• Femur Bone 100%
• Low Bone Mineral Density 30%
• Hip Bone 20%
• High Bone Mineral Density 20%
• Spine Bone 20%
• Physical Function 10%
• Femoral Neck 10%
• Diabetes 10%
• Prostate Cancer 10%
• Clinical Centers 10%
• Physical Activity 10%
• Osteoarthritis 10%
• Etiology 10%
• African American Men 10%
• Antidepressants 10%
• Osteoporotic Fractures 10%
• Grip Strength 10%
• Dietary Calcium 10%
• Spine 10%
• Family History 10%
• Improvement Methods 10%
• Large Population 10%
• Alcohol Intake 10%
• Sectional Analysis 10%
• Major Determinants 10%
• Advancing Age 10%
• Medical History 10%
• Caucasian Men 10%
• Men's Studies 10%
• Medical Conditions 10%
• Population-based Sample 10%
• Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors 10%
• Kidney Stones 10%
• Fracture History 10%
• Behavioral Characteristics 10%
• Chronic Lung Disease 10%
• Bone Mass 10%
• Demographic History 10%
• Multivariable Linear Regression Model 10%
• Caffeine Intake 10%
• Anthropometric Data 10%
• Maternal History 10%
• Non-displaced Fracture 10%
• Thiazide Diuretics 10%
• Lifestyle Characteristics 10%
• Family Lifestyle 10%
• Paternal History 10%
• Dual-energy X-ray 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Lumbar Spine 100%
• Bone Density 100%
• Proximal Femur 100%
• Prostate Cancer 6%
• Diabetes 6%
• Physical Activity 6%
• Alcohol Consumption 6%
• Osteoarthritis 6%
• Femoral Neck 6%
• Cross Sectional Study 6%
• Family History 6%
• Fragility Fracture 6%
• Self Report 6%
• Anthropometry 6%
• Linear Regression Analysis 6%
• Body Weight 6%
• Chronic Lung Disease 6%
• Bone Mass 6%
• Calcium Intake 6%
• Urolithiasis 6%
• Thiazide Diuretic Agent 6%
• Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor 6%
• Antidepressant 6%