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New discovery announced by Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic researchers. Journal, Cell, July 23, 2010. Bone remodeling is a highly conserved & regulated process that controls calcium homeostasis within a very tight range and maintains the structural integrity of the skeleton. 
A study from Dr. Thomas Clemens' lab provides new support for the hypothesis that the insulin regulatory system mediates communication between metabolic control and bone remodeling. Link to article >>>
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Breaking a Hip Shouldn’t Break Your Spirit.
Dr. Tariq Nayfeh and Dr. Simon Mears, total joint surgeons at Johns Hopkins at Bayview Medical Center describe the dedicated team approach and the hip fracture clinic.

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