Heart Failure is an Independent Risk Factor for Incident Hip, Proximal Humerus, and Wrist Fractures in a High-Risk Older Population - Poll - MDSpire
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Heart Failure as a Distinct Risk Factor for New Hip, Proximal Humerus, and Wrist Fractures in Older Adults at Elevated Risk

  • By

  • Amanda J. Chang

  • Alan S. Go

  • Malini Chandra

  • Laura D. Carbone

  • Howard A. Fink

  • Susan M. Ott

  • Joan C. Lo

  • January 26, 2026

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Heart Failure is an Independent Risk Factor for Incident Hip, Proximal Humerus, and Wrist Fractures in a High-Risk Older Population

  • by Amanda J. Chang, Alan S. Go, Malini Chandra, Laura D. Carbone, Howard A. Fink, Susan M. Ott, Joan C. Lo

  • January 26, 2026

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