Julia Derk, Kafui Dzirasa, Tracie Locklear
A novel cross-institutional college internship program to train future diverse leaders in clinical research with data-driven approaches to assess impact
Frontiers in pharmacology
improving water supply quality could essential disease prevention strategy promotes human health study aims investigate relationship drinking water quality occurrence osteoporosis gaza strip casecontrol study design used multistage sampling method employed main orthopedic clinic participants included 200 individuals diagnosed osteoporosis 200 without osteoporosis subjects underwent dexa scan drinking water samples chemical analysis done structured facetoface interview conducted statistical analysis performed using spss 26 descriptive inferential statistics chisquare binary logistic regression used factors source drinking cooking water lifestyle socioeconomic status found important occurrence osteoporosis source drinking cooking water lifestyle socioeconomic played significant impact development osteoporosis bivariate analysis revealed number factors including female gender low physical activity older age 4150 inadequate education drinking cooking water source older age 4150 statistically significant association osteoporosis exception mg ph 105 ca 102 mg 046 chemical water quality parameter impact occurrence osteoporosis achieve significant difference osteoporosis less likely occur people obese age obesity lack magnesium drinking water independent predictors osteoporosis study identified need preventive measures improve drinking water quality reduce incidence various health conditions including osteoporosis