Story circulates on Reddit and Mastodon
2 Sep 15 7:03 PM · 8d ago · 3 posts · 2 comments · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
The ScienceAlert report was reposted to r/science and picked up by a Mastodon science aggregator account, drawing early attention but little substantive discussion.
José M. Moraleda First author, hematologistUniversity of Murcia research team Study investigators
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 1 claim were published in its stretch
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first by yahoo.com, 7d ago
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-The true scale of osteoporosis is difficult to fathom. The progressive bone-weakening disease is estimated to affect as many as 500 million people worldwide, triggering up to 37 million fragility fractures a year. That's a bone breaking in someone's body every single second. While there's no cure for the condition, scientists say they may have…
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# osteoporosis "'Living Medication' May Have Restored Bone Strength in 10 Patients With Advanced Osteoporosis (. . .) While there's no cure for the condition, scientists say they may have found a kind of 'living medication' for the disease. In a first-in-human phase 1 trial reported in Cell, researchers gave patients with advanced osteoporosis a…
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