Molar - Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH) and long - term exposure to 25 - hydroxyvitamin D, measured as Bone Mineral Density (BMD) in adolescents from Northern Norway: an epidemiological study based on the Tromsø study: “Fit Futures”

China regards BMD as an existential threat to its nuclear deterrent, and as a disruptive element incentivising arms racing 13 – the prospect of a BMD system neutralising China’s

In adulthood, smoking predisposes bone loss following several pathophysiological mechanisms and includes all anatomical sites through both BMD-dependent and BMD-independent

In the present study we found no significant associations for serum 25(OH)D with BMD, serum OPG or serum RANKL at baseline after adjustment for confounders, nor did vitamin

The Tromsø Study: Fit Futures I: Number of participants, number of girls, number of boys, number of censored individuals (cens.), median (med.), minimum value (min.), median for the

Målet med studien A comparison of bone mineral density in normal weight and obese adolescents with polycystic ovary syndrome var å undersøke om det er forskjell i BMD

In subjects not using supplements, all measures of free and bio-available 25(OH)D had a signifi cant positive association with BMD total body.. In this group, the ‘ SNP-adjusted ’

Compared to modern reference levels (Table 4) middle adult males in the Late Iron Age had lower mean BMD (p = 0.01, q-value 0.12; one sample t-test, Benjamini-Hochberg

Figure 2b: Monthly mean total ozone values at Andøya in 2020 (black curve) compared to the long- term monthly mean values for the period 1979-1989 (red curve). Table 2 gives