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. 2020 Feb 27;15:81. doi: 10.1186/s13018-020-01603-y

Table 1.

Summary characteristics of studies and participants

Name Year Study type TF/HF/N Sex Age Country Period Follow-up (year) Adjustment
van Schoor et al 2008 Cohort 115\0\1311 Both ≥ 65 Netherland 1992–1993 6 Age, sex, season, education, BMI, number of chronic, diseases, creatinine level, cognition, smoking, and alcohol use
Chan et al 2011 Cohort 72\24\712 Men ≥ 65 China 2001–2003 4 Age, BMI, education, PASE, DQI, smoking status, and alcohol use
Nakamura et al 2011 Cohort 51\0\4250 Women ≥ 69 Japan 2009 6 Age, BMI, BMD, medication of osteoporosis and PA
Barbour et al 2012 Cohort 331\84\2614 Both ≥ 70 USA 1997–1998 6.4 Age, gender, race, education level, season of blood draw, BMI, current drinking, fracture after age 45 and clinical comorbidity index
Looker et al 2013 Cohort 525\287\4749 Both ≥ 65 USA 2000–2004 7 Age, sex, race/ethnicity, and survey
Bleicher et al 2013 Cohort 123\0\1662 Men 70–79 Australia 2005–2007 4.3 Age, country of birth, BMI, PA, season of blood draw, previous fracture after age 50 years, calcium and vitamin D supplement, and BMD
Tanaka et al 2014 Cohort 382\42\1470 Women 63.7 ± 10.7 Japan 2003 7.2 BMD, age, weight, diabetes mellitus, PTH, eGFR, prior fracture, back pain, bisphosphonates, SERM, active vitamin D
Swanson et al 2015 Case cohort 432\81\1000 Men 74.6 ± 6.2 USA 2000–2002 4.5 Age, race, site, season, PA, height, weight, baseline hip BMD,1,25(OH)2D measure, and incident falls in the first year of follow-up
Cauley et al 2010 Case cohort 436\81\1929 Men ≥ 65 USA 2000–2002 5.3 Age, race, clinic, season of blood draw, physical activity, weight, and height
Bolland et al 2009 Cohort 385\22\1471 Women Mean 74 New Zealand 1998–2003 5 Treatment allocation (calcium or placebo) and baseline age, body weight, and smoking status
Garnero et al 2007 Cohort 134\0\669 Women Mean62.2 France 1992–1993 11.2 Age, prevalent fracture, and PA
deBoer et al 2012 Cohort 0\137\1621 Both ≥ 65 USA 1992–2006 11 Age, sex, clinical site, smoking, body mass index, and physical activity.
Looker et al 2008 Cohort 0\156\1917 Both ≥ 65 USA 1988–1994 6.7 Age, sex, femoral neck BMD, BMI, previous fracture, dietary calcium, kilocalories, and weight loss from maximum

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2014 Cohort 0\261\5471 Both ≥ 66 Iceland 2002–2006 5.4 Age, sex, body mass index, height, smoking, alcohol intake and season, physical activity
Cummings et al 2013 Cohort 271\133\878 Women ≥ 65 USA 1986–1988 5.9 Age and weight
Robinson et al 2011 Cohort 0\242\2249 Both ≥ 65 USA 1989–2009 13 Age, race, sex, clinic site, a season, education, smoking status (never smoker, former smoker, or current, smoker), alcohol use (any vs. none), diabetes status (normal, impaired fasting glucose, or diabetes), body mass index, self-reported health status, physical activity level, oral steroid use, estrogen use, thiamine and loop diuretic use, serum cystatin C level, and calcium supplement use
Holvik et al 2013 Case cohort 0\1175\2526 Both ≥ 65 Norway 1994–2001 10.7 Age, gender, study center, BMI, and month of blood sample
Buchebner et al 2014 Cohort 349\130\1044 Women 75 Sweden 1995–1999 13.1 smoking, bisphosphonate use, and physical activity level
Kauppi et al 2013 Cohort 0\95\3305 Both 62.9 Finland 2000–2001 8.4 Gender, age, height, weight, BMI, QU, alcohol consumption, smoking, and PA
Ginsberg et al 2018 Case cohort 0\289\890 Both Mean78 USA 1989–2006 8.4 Age, sex, race, season of measurements, site of measurement and BMIeGFR, serum calcium, phosphate and FGF-23

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