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Therapeutic Areas: Musculoskeletal | Rheumatology | Family Medicine
 Disease Category: Osteoporosis
Location: United States, CA

Trial Information

Could you have thinning bones or osteoporosis?

Osteoporosis is a disease in which bones become thin and weak causing them to break more easily. It is often called a "silent disease" because there are no symptoms; you can't feel your bones becoming weak.

You may be at risk if you…

  • Are over 50 years old
  • Are postmenopausal
  • Have low body weight (<125 lbs.)
  • Smoke
  • Had a past fracture of the hip, spine, or wrist (especially since menopause)
  • Have a family history of osteoporosis or hip, spine, or wrist fracture (in a postmenopausal female relative)

    • Did you know?
    You may be able to participate in a 36 month research study of an investigational medication for osteoporosis if you...

    • Are past menopause
    • Have low bone density or osteoporosis
    • Are over the age of 65

    Qualified participants will receive study-related clinic evaluations, bone mineral density scans, a spine x-ray (to assess bone health), as well as the investigational study medication and Vitamin D and Calcium supplementation at no charge.

    For more information, contact:

    Diablo Clinical Research
    2255 Ygnacio Valley Rd., Suite M
    Walnut Creek, CA 94598
    Phone: 925-930-7267
    Fax: 925-930-7392
    Email: studies@diabloclinical.com

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    Research Center Information: Diablo Clinical Research

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