Hip Fracture Surgery Delirium Risk After Regional and General Anesthesia Evaluated in New Study
A new study reveals both regional and general anesthesia can cause post-surgical delirium in older patients.
A new study reveals both regional and general anesthesia can cause post-surgical delirium in older patients.
A new study reveals that Fosamax and similar osteoporosis drugs failed to provide any benefits in preventing hip fractures after seven years of use.
Scooter injuries are often associated with high-energy trauma fractures, according to the findings of a new study.
Prolia side effects may increase the risk of vertebral fractures after patients discontinue use, according to an Israeli study.
A new study finds that bone fracture risks with Prolia are comparable to those of Fosamax, an osteoporosis drug linked to atypical femur fractures.
A new study links the use of antidepressants by elderly patients to an increased risk of hip fractures.
A new CDC study warns that the rate of elderly falls has increased in recent years.
A new study finds that undergoing surgery for hip fractures may lower the mortality rate for nursing home residents.
The findings of a new study indicate that short-term, not long-term, use of Nexium and similar heartburn drugs can increase the risk of hip fractures.
A new study indicates that less reliance on psychoactive drugs and better staffing could help prevent many nursing home falls and fractures.