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Why aren't men tested for osteoporosis? A look at outdated assumptions

Although osteoporosis was once considered a "woman's disease," men face significant morbidity and mortality from fractures, with at least 2 million American men currently having the condition. Yet, many still ask, why aren't men tested for osteoporosis? The answer reveals striking disparities in medical screening, patient awareness, and clinical guidelines.

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