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Bone scans support high-velocity resistance training in older adults

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Dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) scans show that high-velocity resistance training increases bone mineral density in older adults, according to a study published December 7 in Bone.

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Italian research team shows the way on sustainability

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Additionally, modalities like MRI, CT, bone scans, and PET-CT are significant contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, with radiology accounting for approximately 1% of global healthcare-related emissions. DL2 had the shortest mean scan time (0.27 0.04 Within DL3, a bone scan required 0.35 0.01

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Bone scan rates low among breast cancer patients

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Ireland faces high osteoporosis burden Male and female obese patients may respond differently to fasting DEXA shows bone benefits of modest exercise in menopausal women Fracture risk tool validated in men with prostate cancer Less than half of women receiving breast cancer treatment with aromatase inhibitor.

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ISCT 2023: Quantitative CT: Not just for bone scanning

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Read more on AuntMinnie.com Related Reading: ISCT 2023: Racial disparities persist in lung cancer screening uptake CT shows weight-loss surgery affects bone strength in young patients CT, machine learning improve prediction of further COPD care Osteoporosis risk can be predicted on dual-energy CT

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Do Bone Scans Over Stage Prostate Cancer? What a Multicenter Study Reveals

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Fifty-seven percent of patients with prostate cancer diagnosed with osseous metastases on bone scans had negative findings on PSMA PET imaging, according to findings from an international multicenter comparative study.

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Tai Chi Rouli Ball improves bone health in perimenopausal women

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Bone scans reveal that Tai Chi Rouli Ball could be a viable non-pharmacological approach for preventing osteoporosis in perimenopausal women, according to a study published May 14 in the Journal of Clinical Densitometry.

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PSMA-PET provides long-term benefits

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To address this gap in evidence, the researchers developed a decision analytic model to estimate clinical outcomes associated with PSMA-PET versus conventional imaging strategies, namely CT and bone scans.