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The Pathologist / Issues / 2025 / July / Mapping the Mitochondria–Osteoporosis Research Landscape / Notecards
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Mapping the Mitochondria–Osteoporosis Research Landscape

Explore a decade of research linking mitochondrial dysfunction to osteoporosis, highlighting key mechanisms, emerging targets, and global publication trends

By Kathryn Wighton 07/23/2025 News 1 min read
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  1. Oxidative stress has been linked to mitochondrial dysfunction in osteoporosis.

  2. Analysis is based on 780 publications from 2014-2024.

  3. Increased research output has been observed since 2016, primarily from China and the US.

  4. Key topics include oxidative stress, apoptosis, mitophagy.

  5. Ferroptosis and SIRT proteins are emerging areas of focus.

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