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NUI Galway Researchers use x-ray technology to develop personalised osteoporosis treatment

NUI Galway clinicians, computer scientists and engineers are using enhanced x-ray technology to develop personalised osteoporosis treatment

nui galway personalised osteoporosis treatment

NUI Galway clinicians, computer scientists and engineers are using enhanced x-ray technology used to measure bone density in people across Galway, Leitrim and Sligo to develop new osteoporosis screening and testing strategies for early identification of the condition in patients. 

Funded by the Health Research Board, the Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry Management Application Project (DXA MAP), uses state of the art machines to develop a personalised, patient-centred tool for osteoporosis screening and fracture prediction.

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