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Dairy product consumption and risk of hip fracture: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
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The overall tone shows strong support for the idea that certain dairy products like yogurt and cheese may lower hip fracture risk, exemplified by references to meta-analyses and studies, while also engaging with broader debates on vegan myths and scientific credibility. Word choices and context highlight an interest in evidence-based conclusions and scientific integrity.
Most discussions support the findings, especially highlighting yogurt and cheese’s potential benefits for reducing hip fracture risk.
There is high interest, with users referencing studies, meta-analyses, and debates about the role of dairy and vegan myths.
Posts show moderate engagement, with discussions about scientific details, pronunciation, and critiques of bias or ideology.
The discussions have a tangible impact by promoting scientific debates and spreading awareness of research results.
Abstract in brief
- This study is a systematic review and meta-analysis that examined how consuming dairy products like milk, yogurt, and cheese might influence the risk of breaking a hip, with the results showing that yogurt and cheese might reduce this risk but evidence for milk is less clear.
- The researchers analyzed data from 18 studies (both cohort and case-control types) and found that higher dairy intake, especially yogurt and cheese, was linked to a lower risk of hip fractures, although the relationship with milk consumption alone is complex and not fully established.
- Overall, the results suggest that eating certain dairy products could be beneficial for reducing hip fracture risk, but more research is needed to clarify how milk specifically impacts this risk.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@carniyogi @enemymind @NutritionMadeS3 He’s literally driven by data and talks repeatedly about the importance of not being driven by ideology when discussing science. I even had him on to discuss myths spread by vegans lol https://t.co/S2FBMfs3O0
5⃣ A meta-analysis reported a higher intake of yogurt was associated with a 25% reduction in hip fracture risk in older adults when compared with low intake
You watched #WhatTheHealth , #forksoverknives ? Great! Now watch these 2 interviews from vegans, to look at some of the claims more critically... https://t.co/dhQZHJlU2g https://t.co/mNzMxP8Gd7 Thanks to: @Theproof @theveganrd @vegan_logic @NutritionMadeS3 #WFPB #VEGAN
@TaijaJolanki Juuston syönti muuten on yhteydessä pienempään murtumariskiin kohorttitutkimusten meta-analyysin mukaan: "Our findings indicate that consumption of yogurt and cheese was associated with lower risk of hip fracture in cohort studies. " https://t.co/1n2ZIypwYh
RT @YogurtNutrition: 5⃣ A meta-analysis reported a higher intake of yogurt was associated with a 25% reduction in hip fracture risk in old…
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I just got this on my YouTube feed. As it is 2 years old, I wonder, how much would change if this video was done today. I definately agree we need to stick to the science when it comes to promoting veganism though. Science is the branch we are sitting on. https://t.co/tzzKlbEtu2
I see Nick Hiebert @TheNutrivore has everyone saying Gil Carvalho's last name as "Car-va-ho". You want to pronounce it "Car-va-lyoo" (https://t.co/xaDYS5v2DD). There's a video that can teach you the "lh" in Portuguese, if you don't know about it (https://t.co/pm22iOk7x4).
@chris39fr @MichelRicard_ @7a8 Une autre meta https://t.co/boOKeugRow https://t.co/EjrgeDcN41
Medical Doctor Debunks 10 Vegan Myths! (@NutritionMadeSimple) https://t.co/xbau1oT9rV via @YouTube
@carniyogi @enemymind @NutritionMadeS3 He’s literally driven by data and talks repeatedly about the importance of not being driven by ideology when discussing science. I even had him on to discuss myths spread by vegans lol https://t.co/S2FBMfs3O0
6⃣ A meta-analysis reported a higher intake of yogurt was associated with a 25% reduction in hip fracture risk in older adults when compared with low intake
@daffodildil @NoXifyed @JakeSucky I saw them. One of the citation links doesn't work, and the article seems to be a bit biased towards a certain conclusion rather than showing both sides. Hence, I felt we should also show the current state of the discussion with research like: https://t.co/t5GtkIZ6ge https://t.co/0JtWa7dMpo
RT @vegan_logic: It was an honor to discuss and unlearn some common vegan myths propagated by the “whole food plant based” community with @…
RT @ceykoloji: You watched #WhatTheHealth , #forksoverknives ? Great! Now watch these 2 interviews from vegans, to look at some of the cl…
You watched #WhatTheHealth , #forksoverknives ? Great! Now watch these 2 interviews from vegans, to look at some of the claims more critically... https://t.co/dhQZHJlU2g https://t.co/mNzMxP8Gd7 Thanks to: @Theproof @theveganrd @vegan_logic @NutritionMadeS3 #WFPB #VEGAN
RT @vegan_logic: It was an honor to discuss and unlearn some common vegan myths propagated by the “whole food plant based” community with @…
It was an honor to discuss and unlearn some common vegan myths propagated by the “whole food plant based” community with @NutritionMadeS3
RT @YogurtNutrition: 5⃣ A meta-analysis reported a higher intake of yogurt was associated with a 25% reduction in hip fracture risk in old…
5⃣ A meta-analysis reported a higher intake of yogurt was associated with a 25% reduction in hip fracture risk in older adults when compared with low intake
@TaijaJolanki Juuston syönti muuten on yhteydessä pienempään murtumariskiin kohorttitutkimusten meta-analyysin mukaan: "Our findings indicate that consumption of yogurt and cheese was associated with lower risk of hip fracture in cohort studies. " https://t.co/1n2ZIypwYh
@gfj1979 @DiscoStew66 Cheese held greater association than other dairy products with lower risk of hip fractures - calcium or k2 perks? https://t.co/FBkDQJfLC3
@NikasPeckeliun1 @quietly_enraged @CheeseSolutions https://t.co/MweAkVolBB
@quietly_enraged @NikasPeckeliun1 @CheeseSolutions https://t.co/MweAkVolBB https://t.co/xQGG4Sjpek
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