Osteoporosis in Older Persons

Duque

Overview

This book details recent advancements in understanding the mechanisms behind osteoporosis in older adults and explores potential treatments. It adopts an integrated approach, bridging laboratory research with clinical practice. A key focus is the application of translational research to osteoporosis and falls, making it valuable for biologists, clinicians, and epidemiologists alike. The content is enhanced with color figures illustrating bone biology, phenotypes, and fall prevention, alongside tables and flowcharts.

Who it's for

• Geriatricians
• Gerontologists
• Endocrinologists
• Rheumatologists
• Bone biologists
• Medical trainees
• Other health professionals

Key features

• Hardback binding
• 186 pages
• Published by Springer
• ISBN: 9781846285158
• Published in 2008
• Dimensions: 261x184 mm