Bone mineral density gained during adolescent years is a significant determinant of bone quality maintained during adult-hood [1]. The ability to enhance the structural integrity of bone at a young age reduces the risk of bone fracture as well as the development of musculoskeletal diseases, such as osteoporosis [1].
Volume Subject Area:
Bone Mechanics
Topics:
Bone,
Bone fractures,
Density,
Diseases,
Minerals,
Musculoskeletal system,
Osteoporosis,
Risk
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