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Growth hormone and bone
Current Opinion in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Obesity, 11/03/09
Tritos NA et al. – GH may have a relevant role in bone physiology and several disease states in addition to growth hormone deficiency. Although the salutary effects of GH replacement on bone growth and bone density are well characterized, additional studies are required to examine the impact of GH replacement on fracture risk as well as potential benefits in osteoporosis.
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