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2016 The Year That Was: Bone Strength.

Pediatric exercise science - 1 Feb 2017

Janz Kathleen F

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Of all the lifestyle strategies for increasing bone strength during the growing years, physical activity is one of the most efficacious. This commentary highlights two exceptional 2016 publications addressing bone strength in children and adolescents with an eye toward reduced fracture risk later in life. The first by Weaver et al. was selected due to its comprehensive approach to understanding bone development....

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PMID: 28271807
DOI: 10.1123/pes.2016-0279

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