How neighborhood socioeconomic status, green space, and walkability are associated with risk for fracture among postmenopausal women

By sjmartinez • April 4, 2025

Wende ME, Lohman MC, Friedman DB, McLain AC, Whitsel EA, Crandall CJ, Cauley JA, Allison M, Shadyab AH, Sealy-Jefferson S, Garcia L, Cannell MB, Kaczynski AT. How neighborhood socioeconomic status, green space, and walkability are associated with risk for fracture among postmenopausal women. JBMR Plus. 2025 Feb 4;9(5):ziaf024. doi: 10.1093/jbmrpl/ziaf024. PMID: 40176948; PMCID: PMC11961067.

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