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Prevalence of vertebral osteoporosis in Thai postmenopausal women under 70

Sep 2026 · Archives of Osteoporosis · Vol 21 · 0 citations · 24 references
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Current age-based screening thresholds may underestimate at-risk women in this population of postmenopausal women, suggesting earlier detection and targeted prevention strategies are warranted as Thailand transitions to an aged society.

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