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• A significant increase in P1NP levels and a decrease in CTX levels by months 3 and 6, with CTX levels gradually increasing by month 12 These findings support the use of romosozumab in reducing fracture risk in postmenopausal women with severe osteoporosis.

• Significant increases in bone mineral density (BMD) at the hip, spine, and femoral neck at 6 and 12 months • More than half of the patients reached the bone mineral density surrogate threshold effect (BMD-STE) by month 6

The recently published ROMEO study highlights the impact of romosozumab in postmenopausal women with severe osteoporosis in an Italian real-world setting. Key findings include:

hip fracture surgery and was safe and feasible. In addition, the tele-resistance program showed high adherence, and no serious adverse events were reported. Read more

A randomized controlled trial conducted in Thailand compared traditional rehabilitation with tele-resistance exercise programs. The authors found that a 12-week, real-time tele-resistance exercise program improved physical function in older adults following

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a significantly lower risk of fragility fractures. Fracture risk declined progressively as the number of healthy dietary habits increased. These findings support the integration of nutritional counseling with pharmacological therapy for comprehensive osteoporosis management.

New research highlights the critical role of nutrition in reducing fracture risk among patients with osteoporosis! Higher adherence to the Mediterranean diet, lower salt intake, and adequate calcium consumption were each independently associated with

The 2025 Irish Fracture Liaison Service report highlights real progress in prevention and care across Ireland — while also identifying important gaps and regional differences that still need to be addressed. https://t.co/fRwRVuSNxr

Participants demonstrated clinically meaningful improvements in walking capacity and functional mobility, and the intervention was shown to be highly cost-effective. https://t.co/Fi56YWi4YG

New research from the University of Oxford shows that adding personalised behavioural support to physiotherapy significantly improves long-term mobility for people with vertebral fragility fractures.

#IDPD2025 New study: 1 in 6 older patients die within a year after periprosthetic femoral fractures, with worsening mobility and frailty in others. Early treatment and mobilisation are vital. https://t.co/o505rZRaZQ

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The increased accuracy of the elucidated effect sizes, and their specificity by age, sex, follow-up time, and ethnicity will inform improved risk assessment in the second iteration of the FRAX tool. Read the article here:

An international meta-analysis the largest of its kind reports that while higher BMI initially appears to reduce fracture risk, this effect disappears after adjusting for Femoral Neck Bone Mineral Density (FN BMD). The magnitude of this effect appeared greater in men than women

We are delighted to formalize a new collaboration in Mexico through a Memorandum of Understanding signed with AMMOM — marking an important milestone in our shared mission to enhance bone health and fragility fracture care.

We are proud to welcome Canada to the FFN family! This new national chapter brings together experts across the country to strengthen orthogeriatric integration, education, and collaboration — improving outcomes for older adults with fragility fractures.