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bone density

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bone density
A measurement corresponding to the mineral density of bone, expressed as mineral mass per unit volume of bone and usually assessed by a radiologic scan of the lower spine or hip. Bone density measurements are used to diagnose and monitor osteoporosis and other bone diseases.


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Thousands of Australians aged 70 years and above will have access to subsidised bone density tests following a recent Federal Government decision to provide Medicare reimbursements for the procedure.
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