| HIV Infection, Antiretrovirals and Bone Disease |  | 
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| HIV and Bone: Key Topics, Continued |  | 
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| Fracture Prevalence and HIV Infection |  | 
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| Normal Bone Remodeling Sequence |  | 
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| Metabolism and Function of Vitamin D |  | 
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| Pathophysiology of Osteoporosis: Overview |  | 
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| Microarchitectural Deterioration in Osteoporosis |  | 
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| Bone Density: Major Determinant of Fracture Risk |  | 
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| Pathogenesis of Osteoporosis |  | 
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| WHO Bone Density Criteria |  | 
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| Bone Densitometry: Caveats |  | 
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| Risk Factors for Fracture: Beyond Age + T-score |  | 
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| Calculating Absolute Fracture Risk: FRAX® |  | 
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| Reduced BMD in HIV+ Individuals |  | 
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| Many Potential Contributors to Decreased BMD in Patients With HIV |  | 
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| Bone Densitometry in HIV Patients:IDSA Guidelines |  | 
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| Initiation of ART Is Associated With BMD Loss of ~2% to ~6% Through 96 Weeks |  | 
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| A5224s: Mean (95% CI) Percent Change in Hip and Spine BMD (ITT) |  | 
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| Objective of Intervention |  | 
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| Evaluate for Other Causes of Bone Loss, Especially Those That Are Serious or Correctable |  | 
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| Evaluation Of The Patient With Low BMD |  | 
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| Importance of 24-hour Urine Calcium |  | 
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| NOF Guidelines: Treatment Initiation in Postmenopausal Women and Men ≥50 |  | 
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| Non-Pharmacological Options |  | 
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| Institute of Medicine Recommendations and Response |  | 
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| National Osteoporosis Foundation and AACE Recommendations |  | 
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| Studies of Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements |  | 
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| Correction of Vitamin D Deficiency |  | 
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| Calcium and Vitamin D Summary |  | 
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| FDA-Approved Therapeutic Options:Postmenopausal Women |  | 
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| Normal Coupling of Bone Remodeling |  | 
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| Antiresorptive Treatment: Summary |  | 
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| Anti-resorptive Agents: Clinical Trial Results |  | 
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| ACTG 5163: Effect of Alendronate on BMD in HIV-Infected Patients |  | 
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| Effect of Zoledronic Acid on BMD in HIV+ Men |  | 
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