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Osteopenia Defined

A lower than normal Bone Mineral Densitywith a T-score between –1 and –2.5.

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  • Multiple Short Courses of Oral Corticosteroid s May Cause Osteopenia: NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Jul 31 - Long-term, sustained use of inhaled corticosteroid s is less likely than multiple short courses of oral corticosteroid s to reduce bone mineral accretion and cause osteopenia in children with persistent asthma, particularly in boys, according to an article in the July issue of Pediatrics. Previous research has documented the adverse effects of both oral and inhaled corticosteroid s on bone mineral density in adults, but little is known about consequences of their use in children, Dr. H. William Kelly and colleagues note.

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