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IOF Publications
IOF publishes various journals, reports, brochures and information leaflets in the following areas of interest:
Scientific journals
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This monthly peer reviewed journal explores biochemical, biophysical, molecular, and clinical aspects of the structure, function, and metabolism of bone. |
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The only English language journal solely devoted to the diagnosis, treatment and management of osteoporosis. |
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Summaries and Critical Analyses of the Current Literature
A FREE online review journal |
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This online journal highlights the specificities of different regions around the world concerning osteoporosis and other bone diseases. |
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Annual thematic reports
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The report, focused on the human and socio-economic burden of osteoporosis, shows that osteoporosis must be seen as a healthcare priority |
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A16-page report that supports understanding of the WHO Fracture Risk Assessment Tool, or FRAX® .
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Issued for World Osteoporosis Day 2011 this report describes the three essential components of healthy bones and muscles.
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New thematic report on spinal osteoporotic fractures published for World
Osteoporosis Day 2010 |
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This report explains the facts and fallacies of how diet, life style and genetics affects bone development in young people |
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This report reviews the economic and social burden of osteoporotic fractures among people who are still active in the workforce |
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Provides, for the first time in a popular publication, dramatic explanations of what happens after a person breaks a bone due to osteoporosis |
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Osteoporosis in men is much more common than previously estimated - this report raises awareness of the problem |
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This report shows how exercise helps to build and maintain strong bones, prevent falls and fractures and speed rehabilitation |
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The role of food and nutrition in building and maintaining strong bones |
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Are you at risk of osteoporosis? This publication provides a concise overview of osteoporosis risk factors |
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Brochures on osteoporosis
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This brochure, issued on World Osteoporosis Day 2008, shows that osteoporosis is a world-wide concern, and encourages you to "stand tall" and take charge of your bone health. |
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Find out how food and nutrition can contribute to building and maintaining strong bones |
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General information about osteoporosis and what you can do for your bone health |
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Find out how you can help build and maintain strong bones |
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Policy/Advocacy
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This report reveals that the burden of fractures in Europe has been vastly underestimated. |
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Epidemiology, costs & burden of osteoporosis in 2010 |
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Epidemiology, costs & burden of osteoporosis in 2011 |
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This landmark report is the first to compile information on epidemiology, burden and costs in individual countries, as well as collectively across Asia. |
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EU Policy Report of 2008
Provides a snapshot of osteoporosis management in the EU in 2008 |
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EU policy report of 2006
Includes a special overview ‘Improving the assessment of fracture risk – the WHO approach' |
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EU policy report of 2005
A report which tracks the progress made so far in the 25 Member States, based on 2004 data |
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EU policy report of 2004
A brief overview of the policy steps taken up to 2004 |
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EU policy report of 2003
A report by the EU Osteoporosis Consultation Panel which outlines the next steps required to implement the 1998 recommendations |
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EU policy report of 2001
A country-by-country audit report which showed the cost of osteoporosis and that action was not being taken |
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EU policy report of 1998
The landmark report which outlines the eight specific recommendations of the European Commission |
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Surveys/reports
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International survey showing that bone loss is not being detected early enough to protect women from osteoporotic fractures. |
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A 2005 European survey report highlighting the gap between the beliefs of people with osteoporosis and the perceptions of their physicians |
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A report highlighting the impact of lack of adherence to osteoporosis treatment in real terms – the social, economic and financial impact to individuals, physicians, societies and healthcare systems |
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This report examines the lifestyles and attitudes of women with osteoporosis and compares those with the beliefs of doctors who treat women with osteoporosis. |
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About IOF
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Provides general information about IOF and its role in the global osteoporosis movement. |
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The annual report provides information about IOF and its many projects in the five programme areas of science, IOF family, policy change, outreach and education, and administration and finance. |
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Published in 2002, 15 years after the foundation of its predecessor organisation, the European Foundation for Osteoporosis (EFFO), which later merged with IFSSD to create IOF. |
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Osteoporosis Action (discontinued)
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Osteoporosis Action is a tri-annual newsletter which highlights IOF's policy-related projects and events, regional news and international advocacy efforts. |
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