The Earlier Gain and the Later Loss of Cortical Bone

The first to deal with bone gain and bane loss over the entire life cycle . . . to account for the adolescent shift from endosteal resorption to endosteal apposition, to include bone gain and loss comparisons with individuals and with major populations, to provide multiple-population comparisons to show that the onset of loss is the same regardless of diet or activity, to provide statistical definition of osteoporosis and studies of bone loss in congenital heart diseases and in many single-gene