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The Problem with the Bone Density Test: DXA (DEXA) Scans

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The Problem with the Bone Density Test: DXA Scans, Bone Density and Fracture Risk

Neil Gonter, MD Health Professional Internist, Rheumatologist Neil J. Gonter, M.D., is a board certified Internist and... Send Message Subscribe: Neil Gonter, MD

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We hope to have a better test available within the next few years. This will hopefully allow us to better decide which people with bone loss should be treated and for how long.

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