Peak bone mass from longitudinal data: Implications for the prevalence, pathophysiology, and diagnosis of osteoporosis
Claudie Berger(McGill University Health Centre), David A. Hanley(The University of Sydney), Jerilynn C. Prior(BC Cancer Agency), David Goltzman(Tel Aviv University), K. Shawn Davison(University of Victoria), Alan Tenenhouse(St. Vincent's Birmingham), Robert G. Josse(University of Toronto), Lawrence Joseph(McGill University Health Centre), Lisa Langsetmo(University of Minnesota), Stuart Jackson(University of Alberta), Nancy Kreiger(University of Toronto)
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