Treatment thresholds and minimal clinically important effect sizes of antiosteoporotic medication-survey among physicians and lay persons in germany

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• who: Piet van der Keylen and collaborators from the persons in Germany Institute of General Practice, Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuu0308rnberg, Erlangen, Germany have published the Article: Treatment thresholds and minimal clinically important effect sizes of antiosteoporotic medication-Survey among physicians and lay persons in Germany, in the Journal: PLOS ONE
• what: Aim of the study the aim was to survey the minimum threshold of 10-year risk for femoral neck fracture at which physicians would prescribe bisphosphonates and lay persons would be willing to take them (treatment threshold). Still, the study shows similar results . . .
  

   

  

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