Fractures in the men of a Veterans Administration Nursing Home: Relation of 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D.
1989
Rudman D. | Rudman I.W. | Mattson D.E. | Nagraj H.S. | Caindec N. | Jackson D.L.
The authors studied the incidence of bone fracture in middle-aged and elderly men living in nursing homes. Health status, types of medication, age, blood chemistries and vitamin D levels were measured. The emphasis of the study was to correlate vitamin D deficiency with increased bone fractures.
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