What does the research say about Hip osteoporosis?

Hip osteoporosis

There are 2 papers on hip osteoporosis in aging research: 2 observational studies in people. The newest story, Oct 29, 2026: “Chest scans helped detect hip osteoporosis in older adults”.

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“The final logistic regression model demonstrated strong discrimination, with an area under the curve of 0.9107 in the development cohort and 0.8286 in the external validation cohort.”

Predicting Hip Osteoporosis with Routine Demographic and Biochemical Data: The Shao HipOsteoRisk ModelClinical interventions in aging2026doi:10.2147/cia.s566021

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Thoracic volumetric bone mineral density

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Thoracic volumetric bone mineral density predicts hip osteoporosis in humans (Thoracic volumetric bone mineral density ≤ 85.4 mg/cm3) (Adjusted OR 26.70; 95% CI 16.3–45.0; p < 0.001).
“Logistic regression identified Th-vBMD ≤ 85.4 mg/cm3 as an independent predictor of hOP (adjusted OR: 26.70; 95 % CI: 16.3-45.0; p < 0.001).”
HumansThoracic volumetric bone mineral density ≤ 85.4 mg/cm3n = 568
Chest scans helped detect hip osteoporosis in older adults
European journal of radiologyOct 11, 2026

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Shao HipOsteoRisk Model

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Shao HipOsteoRisk Model predicts hip osteoporosis in humans (development cohort) (AUC 0.9107).
“The final logistic regression model demonstrated strong discrimination, with an area under the curve of 0.9107 in the development cohort and 0.8286 in the external validation cohort.”
Humansdevelopment cohortn = 4,638
Predicting Hip Osteoporosis with Routine Demographic and Biochemical Data: The Shao HipOsteoRisk Model
Clinical interventions in agingJan 20, 2026

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European Journal of RadiologyOct 29

Chest scans helped detect hip osteoporosis in older adults

Chest-scan bone density at or below 85.4 milligrams per cubic centimeter helped identify hip osteoporosis when compared with standard hip scans.Chest-scan bone density at or below 85.4 milligrams per cubic centimeter helped identify hip osteoporosis when compared with standard hip scans.

Cross-sectional · 568 peopleBiomarkers