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See Latest ArticlesBone involvement in clusters of autoimmune diseases: Just a complication
Bone , 10/27/09
Lombardi F et al. – Bone impairment in multiple autoimmune diseases might be considered not only a complication due to endocrine or nutritional mechanisms, but also a consequence of an immunoregulatory imbalance. Alterations of homeostatic mechanisms might explain an imbalance of osteoclast activity leading to osteopenia.
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