Yield and cost-effectiveness of laboratory testing to identify metabolic contributors to falls and fractures in older persons

Overview of attention for article published in Archives of Osteoporosis, July 2015

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RT @DrGustavoDuque: What is the minimum cost-effective test battery for occult #metabolic disorders in older adults at risk of #falls and #…

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RT @DrGustavoDuque: What is the minimum cost-effective test battery for occult #metabolic disorders in older adults at risk of #falls and #…

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What is the minimum cost-effective test battery for occult #metabolic disorders in older adults at risk of #falls and #fractures? https://t.co/F0IbQqWf3E #osteporosis #sarcopenia #osteosarcopenia

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Vitamin D, TSH, PTH, creatinine, calcium, and #testosterone may predict risk of #falls & #fractures in the elderly: http://t.co/mRwwo1Wpj4

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