Baseline biochemical bone marker levels are related to early bone density changes in osteoporotic men treated with calcium or calcitriol.

Ebeling, PR; Paton, L; Yeung, S; Poon, C; Kotowicz, MA; Zajac, J; Wark, JD

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Baseline biochemical bone marker levels are related to early bone density changes in osteoporotic men treated with calcium or calcitriol.

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posted on 2024-06-03, 12:57 authored by PR Ebeling, L Paton, S Yeung, C Poon, MA Kotowicz, J Zajac, JD Wark

Baseline biochemical bone marker levels are related to early bone density changes in osteoporotic men treated with calcium or calcitriol.

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0884-0431

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JOURNAL OF BONE AND MINERAL RESEARCH

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BLACKWELL SCIENCE INC

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