Do women with past history of bone fracture have low spinal bone density before menopause?
We conclude that women who report a previous history of fracture, either as young adults or in childhood, should be targeted for perimenopausal screening for osteoporosis since they are likely to have lower bone density and a greater risk of future fracture than women with no past history of fracture.
First-time Board failure can be predicted, but Board failure must be primarily addressed by interventions after matriculation rather than by an admission screen.