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Baseline systolic blood pressure and longitudinal increase in HbA1c levels as predictors of bone mineral density in older men: a 4-year prospective study

Tadayuki Iida Nichika Higa Ruriko Miyashita S. Aoi Hiromi Ikeda Reina Taguchi Keiko Kanagawa Yoko Okuyama Yu Chikashita A. Ota
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Findings suggest that commonly assessed metabolic indicators may provide useful predictive information for identifying older men at risk of low BMD, highlighting the importance of vascular and metabolic health in skeletal aging.

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