The use of resorptive medications is not uncommon among community-dwelling women age 45 years or older. The point estimate of commonly used ambulatory resorptive medications among these women was ...

The most commonly used resorptive medications were corticosteroids. Among the respondents using corticosteroids, 37 were using an inhaled corticosteroid, and 12 reported using an oral form.

Given many of the challenges in starting anti-resorptive therapy in a timely manner, this study emphasizes the need for inter-professional, multi-disciplinary collaborations to streamline the workflow ...

Treatment for feline resorptive tooth lesions typically involves dental extractions. This is because the affected teeth cannot be saved and can cause ongoing pain and discomfort for the cat.

use of anti-resorptive medications (such as bisphosphonates) at high doses and for long periods during treatment for cancer of the bone (incidence of 1-12%).