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The effectiveness and potential risks of calcium supplements in preventing bone loss and fractures, particularly in individuals with low dietary calcium intake.
Surgical removal of the prostate (radical prostatectomy) itself is not identified in the cited literature as a direct cause of osteoporosis; rather, treatments that lower male sex hormones—most notabl...
Clinicians should go beyond calcium and vitamin D alone and start pharmacologic osteoporosis therapy when a patient’s measured bone density, recent fracture history, or validated fracture-risk calcula...
Calcium supplements can help prevent bone loss in people with low dietary intake and, when paired with adequate vitamin D and high adherence, have been associated with modest reductions in fracture ri...