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Osteoporosis in Men from Charles Cutler, MD
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From: Charles Cutler, MD Category:  Men's Health

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Internal Medicine Report: Osteoporosis in men is expected to increase 50% in the near future. Risk factors include: older age, low body weight, weightloss, physical inactivity, previous fracture, certain drugs (steroids), and low calcium diets. Men over age 65 should be screened for osteoporosis.





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