Breast cancer survivors face elevated osteoporosis and fracture risk, meta-analysis finds

A large meta-analysis covering nearly 1.5 million people finds that breast cancer survivors have a significantly higher risk of osteoporosis and bone fractures compared to women without the disease. The finding is consistent with known effects of cancer treatments, but the study's design and source are not fully detailed. This matters for clinical follow-up and public health planning for cancer survivors.

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