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    Older men who have a rapid decline in cortical bone over 4 years have a higher risk for sustaining a future fracture, according to findings published in The Journal of Bone and Mineral Research. “Men with rapid bone loss typically have poorer microarchitecture, thinner cortices and lower estimated bone strength than men without rapid bone loss,” Pawel Szulc, MD, PhD, senior research

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    Older men who have a rapid decline in cortical bone over 4 years have a higher risk for sustaining a future fracture, according to findings published in The Journal of Bone and Mineral Research. “Men with rapid bone loss typically have poorer microarchitecture, thinner cortices and lower estimated bone strength than men without rapid bone loss,” Pawel Szulc, MD, PhD, senior research

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    • In findings published in @The_JBMR, older men are at a higher risk for sustaining a #fracture if they have a greater decline in bone measurements at the distal radius over a period of 4 years. @ASBMR https://t.co/b23mmrNP0J