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DESCRIPTION:PhD Oral Defence of May Slim\, Human Nutrition\n\nOsteoporosis 
 is major global health concern affecting more than 200 million people worl
 dwide. In Canada\, osteoporosis touches over 1.4 million individuals 40 ye
 ar of age and older and costs the Canadian health care system over $4.6 bi
 llion in 2010-2011\, an increase of 83 % from the 2008 estimate. Maximizin
 g genetic potential peak bone mass (PBM) during skeletal growth is thought
  to be the primary strategy to prevent osteoporosis. About 95% of final PB
 M is attained by late adolescence\, of which 33 to 46% is acquired over th
 e 5 years surrounding peak height velocity. Consequently\, any factor that
  influences the development of bone mass early in life is hypothesized to 
 reduce fracture risk and\, thus\, osteoporosis later in life. The role of 
 calcium intake in optimizing bone mineral mass has been widely recognized\
 , with milk and milk products (MILK) being the major and the most bioavail
 able sources of dietary calcium. MILK consumption has long been widely rec
 ognized as an important strategy for optimizing PBM. Therefore\, it is ass
 umed that MILK intake\, especially during development of PBM\, reduces ris
 k for osteoporosis. To date\, only 5 RCTs have investigated the effect of 
 MILK intake on bone parameters in adolescents. None of these studies is re
 cent or Canadian or has included males. To fill this knowledge gap\, a dos
 e-response study of MILK intervention in 14 to 18-year-old males and femal
 es with low habitual MILK intake is needed to determine whether increasing
  MILK consumption during the growing years can promote PBM and thereby red
 uce fracture risk in later life.\n\nEveryone in the 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ community is we
 lcome to attend a PhD Oral Defence. Please join us in celebrating the acco
 mplishments of our PhD candidates.\n
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LOCATION:MS2-022\, Macdonald-Stewart Building\, CA\, QC\, St Anne de Bellev
 ue\, H9X 3V9\, 21111 Lakeshore Road
SUMMARY:PhD Oral Defence: Bone health and mineral metabolism in 14- to 18-y
 ear-old adolescents with usual low intake of milk products
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 alth-and-mineral-metabolism-14-18-year-old-adolescents-usual-low-intake-mi
 lk-295435
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