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IU researchers study long-term effects of COVID-19 on bone growth
SARS-CoV-2 can cause quick and significant bone loss—even when infections of the virus that causes COVID-19 appear to be mild.
Researchers in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Indiana University School of Medicine discovered that mouse models infected with the novel coronavirus lost approximately 25% of their bone mass within two weeks of contagion. They also found mouse models with a 63% increase in osteoclasts, the cells that cause bone to break down.
Caitlin VanOverberghe | Oct 04, 2021

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IU School of Medicine | Jul 15, 2021

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Record space flight inspires bone research at IU School of Medicine
Caitlin VanOverberghe | Mar 03, 2020

Meet the team: Mustufa Shaiek
Caitlin VanOverberghe | Jan 22, 2020

Meet the team: Paulina Medina
Caitlin VanOverberghe | Jan 17, 2020

Meet the team: Stephen Mendenhall
Caitlin VanOverberghe | Jan 14, 2020

Meet the team: Bianca Osuna
Caitlin VanOverberghe | Jan 10, 2020

Meet the team: Hanisha Bettina
IU School of Medicine | Nov 06, 2019