Vitamin D and bone health in psoriatic arthritis: bone mineral density, turnover markers, and biochemical measures.

A. Vrtarić Simeon Grazio M. Božović M. Punda F. Grubišić Hana Skala-Kavanagh Ines Doko Vajdić Lucija Prtenjača Nora Nikolac Gabaj

Sep 2026 · Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift · 0 citations · 30 references

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Findings indicate potential differences in lumbar spine BMD and bone turnover markers across vitamin D levels in PsA patients and suggest that vitamin D supplementation may have a nuanced impact on bone health.

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