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Keywords: Fracture
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Topic Article Package: Sports Medicine
, Endocrinology
, Further Areas
, Gastroenterology
, General Medicine
, Nutrition and Dietetics
, Psychiatry and Psychology
, Public Health
Journal:
Obesity Facts
Obes Facts (2010) 3 (6): 363–369.
Published Online: 07 December 2010
... individuals were less likely to have a fracture at any anatomical location (men 0.56, 0.50–0.63; women 0.66, 0.51–0.92) or at the hip (men 0.31, 0.12–0.53; women 0.42, 0.29–0.92). Finally, obese older adults did not experience more superficial injuries than normal-weight individuals. Conclusion: Among...
