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The clinical management of osteopenia and osteoporosis by rheumatologists and other physicians is becoming more complex, yet recent and ongoing advances in patient care could result in better rates of fracture prevention and improved outcomes.

To accomplish this improvement, there is a need for ongoing education for physicians on a variety of fronts, including the latest fracture risk assessment and intervention algorithm, treatment planning, emerging therapies to prevent and treat osteoporosis, and strategies for improving therapy adherence and long-term treatment outcomes. This activity will address these issues and the professional practice gaps in knowledge and competence.

Register today for this complimentary CME dinner symposium featuring an expert panel discussing state-of-the-art understanding and management of osteoporosis.