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Global Call to Action

August 7, 2018

A Global Call to Action to improve the care of people with fragility fractures, endorsed by 81 leading organisations from around the world across numerous disciplines of medicine.
The Fragility Fracture Network has translated the Global Call to Action article into various languages, including Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

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ONZ launches clinical standards to prevent older Kiwis from sustaining recurrent fragility fractures

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Making headway in facilitating optimal fragility fracture management in the Asia Pacific

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