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Published on: August 20, 2007
The Effects of Diabetes and Diabetic Medications on Bone Health
Yasmine Elamir1, Arianna L Gianakos2, Joseph M Lane3
1Departments of Internal Medicine, and.
Abstract:
The incidence and prevalence of diabetes continues to increase, and proper understanding of the adverse effects on bone metabolism is important. This review attempts to discuss the pathophysiology of the effects of diabetes and diabetic medications on bone metabolism and bone health. In addition, this review will address the mechanisms resulting in increased fracture risk and delayed bone healing to better treat and manage diabetic patients in the orthopedic clinical setting.
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