••• IMPORTANT NOTES ••• ...the study is MERELY OBSERVATIONAL and NOT meant to draw CAUSAL CONCLUSIONS. More research is needed, of course. [From time/3545645/milk-bones-fracture/] “Our results MAY question the validity of recommendations to consume high amounts of milk to prevent fragility fractures,” the study says. However, the authors stress that the study is merely observational and not meant to draw causal conclusions. More research is needed, of course. “As milk features in many dietary guidelines and both hip fractures and cardiovascular disease are relatively common among older people, improving the evidence base for dietary recommendations could have substantial benefits for everyone,” wrote Mary Schooling, PhD, a professor at the City University of New York, in an accompanying BMJ editorial.
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