Osteoporosis Treatment Options in Pre-Menopausal Women
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What are the treatment recommendations for a pre-menopausal woman of 49 found to have significant osteoporisis? Can you recommend a Hopkins physician? |
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Our osteoporosis experts are Drs. Michelle Bellantoni and Suzanne Jan de Beur. Both can be found on-line at the main Hopkins website. |
Last update: 02:17 PM Wednesday, March 19, 2008
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Joan Bathon, M.D.
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