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OsteoporosisTX.com is designed to provide educational resources for clinicians who manage patients who have, or at risk for osteoporosis. Our goal is to offer our users easily accessible, up-to-date clinical information and to create a community of health care professionals that share clinical insights.
A variety of resources are available, including:
- A wide selection of Continuing Education (CME/CE) activities. CME/CE opportunities include newsletters, Webcasts, On-the-Go Education, and more (free registration required)
- Links to the latest news about osteoporosis and its management
- Exclusive Ask the Expert feature where users can direct questions to our expert panel
- A comprehensive, regularly updated listing of osteoporosis-related clinical trials
- A searchable list of journal articles on osteoporosis research, diagnosis, and treatment
- An extensive directory of meetings and other useful links
This Web site is supported by an educational donation provided by AMGEN.
Onsite Insights From Clinical Osteoporosis 2010
The ISCD-NOF Clinical Osteoporosis 2010 meeting, which occurs on March 10-13, 2010 in San Antonio, Texas, includes several educational sessions that address the challenges frequently encountered by clinicians who manage patients with osteoporosis. This Up to the Minute report commences with a premeeting overview of topics to be covered and will feature daily summaries with commentary by Dr. Nelson B. Watts.
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Kevin P. Black, MD, Elected To American Academy Of Orthopaedic Surgeons Board Of Directors
Daniel W. White, MD, Elected To The American Academy Of Orthopaedic Surgeons Board Of Directors
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Guidance for men undergoing androgen deprivation therapy
I care for a population of men who have undergone radiation treatment for prostate cancer, some of whom have also been treated with androgen deprivation therapy (ADT). Are there guidelines to follow regarding treatment for men who may have had these issues?
