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Calcium plus Vitamin D — Little Effect on Fracture Rates

A large trial from the Women's Health Initiative showed no significant effect on rates of hip and other fractures.

Yoga for Chronic Low-Back Pain

Results of a small trial suggest that yoga is effective for low-back pain.

Maternal Vitamin D Status and Childhood Bone Density

Vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy might increase a child’s bone mass.

Pelvic Compression Belt Reduces Open-Book Pelvic Fractures

The device reduced the width of pelvic-ring fractures to a similar degree as internal fixation, without causing overcompression.

Factors That Increase Mortality After Hip Fracture

Significant preoperative predictors for 30-day mortality were malignancy, respiratory disease, renal disease, and three or more comorbidities.

P. acnes Infections of Orthopedic Implants

Usually considered a contaminant, <$EMPH_O>Propionibacterium acnes<$EMPH_C> is increasingly recognized as a cause of infection following bone surgery.

Botulinum Toxin for Tennis Elbow

In this small study, patients derived pain relief from botulinum toxin, but some reported weakness.

Yoga for Chronic Low-Back Pain

Results of a small trial suggest that yoga is effective for low-back pain.

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