Osteoporosis in men: Is it more common than we think?

Keyphrases

• Osteoporosis in Men 100%
• Peak Bone Mass 100%
• Hip Fracture 66%
• Hypogonadal Men 66%
• Nutritional Status 33%
• Thyroid Function 33%
• Inhibitor Therapy 33%
• Medication Use 33%
• Age-related 33%
• Age-related Changes 33%
• Osteoporosis 33%
• Bone Loss 33%
• Early Adulthood 33%
• Bone Formation 33%
• Alcohol Consumption 33%
• Femur 33%
• High Turnover 33%
• Calcium Homeostasis 33%
• Spine Fracture 33%
• Bone Resorption 33%
• Highest Peak 33%
• Gonadal Function 33%
• Testosterone Replacement Therapy 33%
• Osteoblast Functions 33%
• Osteoclast Inhibition 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Osteoporosis 100%
• Bone Mass 75%
• Hip Fracture 50%
• Osteolysis 50%
• Disease 25%
• Drug Therapy 25%
• Alcohol Consumption 25%
• Substitution Therapy 25%
• Ossification 25%
• Nutritional Status 25%
• Glucocorticoid 25%
• Spine Fracture 25%
• Osteoblast 25%
• Calcium Homeostasis 25%
• Androgen Therapy 25%
• Thyroid Function 25%
• Gonad Function 25%
• Osteoclast 25%
• Nutrition 25%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Hip Fracture 100%
• Replacement Therapy 50%
• Ethanol 50%
• Glucocorticoid 50%
• Spine Fracture 50%
• Disease 50%