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A Clinical--Metabolic Approach to Determining Calcium Requirements: Interplay of the Glucose Axis, PTH--Vitamin D Signalling and Bone Mineral Density
Calcium homeostasis is maintained by an endocrine network comprising parathyroid hormone (PTH), calcitriol and calcitonin, which defends serum calcium at the expense of skeletal reserves. Serum calcium is therefore an unreliable indicator of nutritional calcium status, and empirical supplementation
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