Few Long-Term Bone Consequences After Teen Bariatric Surgery

(MedPage Today) — SEATTLE — Adolescents and young adults who underwent metabolic and bariatric surgery had lower bone mineral density (BMD) at only one site about a decade later, a small analysis indicated.
Among 20 female patients from the…

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Publish date : 2025-09-07 20:02:00

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