osteoporosis

Converse of object

• diagnose: Broadly, two approaches are employed to diagnose osteoporosis.
• prevent: Its calcium content may also help to prevent osteoporosis.
• induce: They also appear to be efficacious at preventing or treating corticosteroid induced osteoporosis at the femoral neck i.
• treat: The annual cost to the NHS of treating osteoporosis is estimated at £ 1.7 billion.
• reverse: A further way to prevent and even reverse osteoporosis is with a new product called Reosto.
• detect: For example, normal x-rays can only detect osteoporosis ( weakened bones ) when around one-third of the bone mass has already gone.

Converse of subject

affect: In Barking, Dagenham and Havering, based on national prevalence studies, there are about 23,000 people affected by osteoporosis.

Adjective modifier

• glucocorticoid-induced: Recommendations for the prevention and treatment of glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis.
• corticosteroid-induced: Vitamin D plus calcium is more effective than no therapy or calcium alone in corticosteroid-induced osteoporosis.
• postmenopausal: We hope to identify mechanisms through which postmenopausal osteoporosis can be reversed in these women.
• post-menopausal: For a given bone mineral density, the risk of fracture in steroid-induced osteoporosis is twice as high as in post-menopausal osteoporosis.
• steroid-induced: The efficacy of calcitonin for fracture prevention in steroid-induced osteoporosis remains to be established.
• juvenile: No published reports were found on idiopathic juvenile osteoporosis ) 7k.

Modifies a noun

• prevention: The role of HRT in osteoporosis prevention was considered in more detail later in the conference.
• screening: To start with, the patient health services packages will offer customers cholesterol testing, health diagnostic testing, allergy and osteoporosis screening.
• treatment: A study has already established that patients prefer monthly to weekly osteoporosis treatments.
• therapy: At present we are witnessing a significant change in the osteoporosis therapy market.

Noun used with modifier

• bone: Lack of vitamin D makes development of the bone disease osteoporosis more likely.
• disease: Lack of vitamin D makes development of the bone disease osteoporosis more likely.

Preposition: in

woman: The incidence of osteoporosis in women is far greater than that seen in men.