430K osteoporotic fractures in 2022, a steep rise over 20 yr
By Lee, Tak-Sun | translator Kim, Jung-Ju
23.12.28 10:33:39
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Health Insurance Big Data research has shown that women are 3.1 times higher than men to get fractures from osteoporosis.
There has been a yearly increment of 7.8% in patients with fractures due to osteoporosis, marking a staggering 346% increase compared to 20 years ago.
Joint research conducted by National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) (Chariman: Jung Ki Suck) and The Korean Society for Bone and Mineral Research (Chariman: Ha Yong-Chan) has presented research findings titled ¡®Reporting the incidences of osteoporotic fractures and re-fractures among Koreans over 50 years old,¡¯ based on the National Health Insurance Big Data for the periods of 2002 to 2022.
The overall incidence of osteoporotic fracture totaled 434,470 patients in 2022, a 34.2% increase compared to 323,806 patients in 2012, and a 346.2% in
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