Dr. Robert P. Heaney's six decades of research investigating bone physiology and biology have had a profound impact in the field of osteoporosis. His early work at Creighton included the Creighton University "Nun" Study. Many persons in the field recognize this study when it is mentioned. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.
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#28,600,579
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#5,376
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#275,286
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#47
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