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Open Letter- Calls for Retraction of Faulty Breast Cancer Study

Open Letter- Calls for Retraction of Faulty Breast Cancer Study
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Testing whether osteoporosis drugs plus bone-loading exercises can help older adults to safely lose weight

A $7 million study beginning this summer at Wake Forest University and Wake Forest University School of Medicine will help determine whether a combination of resistance training plus bone-strengthening exercises and/or osteoporosis medication use can help older adults safely lose weight without sacrificing bone mass.

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Change in breast density over time associated with cancer risk: Study

Many middle-aged and older women have mammograms every one to two years, as suggested by their doctors, to check for breast cancer

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Monitoring change in breast density over time may help identify women at high risk of cancer

Many middle-aged and older women get mammograms every one to two years to screen for breast cancer, as recommended by their doctors.

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