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The diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis have advanced greatly in the past 20 years.[annals.org]
Some of the disease entities underlying secondary osteoporosis may be clinically silent and identified only during evaluation for documented osteoporosis. The pathogenesis of osteoporosis in these settings is typically multifactorial.[journals.lww.com]
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The diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis have advanced greatly in the past 20 years.[annals.org]
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