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Management of osteoporosis in primary care in Australia
Osteoporosis International, 07/24/08

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Chen JS et al. - This study has confirmed low rates of treatment in primary care even in individuals who have already suffered a prior fracture or have other risk factors. This study highlights the need for further exploration of barriers to osteoporosis management in the primary care setting.

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