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A low-calorie Mediterranean diet and exercise reduce bone density loss – German Medical Journal

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Reus – Weight loss with a low-calorie Mediterranean diet and exercise could help mitigate the adverse effects of weight loss on age-related bone loss in older women at increased risk of osteoporosis. This is shown by new results from the PREDIMED Plus study in JAMA Network Open (2025; DOI:...
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A low-calorie Mediterranean diet and exercise reduce bone density loss – German Medical Journal

Reus – Weight loss with a low-calorie Mediterranean diet and exercise could help mitigate the adverse effects of weight loss on age-related bone loss in older women at increased risk of osteoporosis. This is shown by new results from the PREDIMED Plus study in JAMA Network Open (2025; DOI:...

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