Sign up for our free webinar on August 26, 2025 (17:00 CEST)

Osteoporosis in men remains significantly underdiagnosed and undertreated, despite the growing body of evidence highlighting its impact on morbidity, mortality, and healthcare systems worldwide. Historically viewed as a condition affecting primarily women, male osteoporosis has long been overlooked in research, clinical guidelines, and routine care.

In this webinar, Professor Bo Abrahamsen will review the latest international consensus and practical recommendations for diagnosing, monitoring, and managing osteoporosis in men. He will delve into the unique challenges of risk assessment, the proper use of densitometry tools, pharmacological treatment strategies, and the growing role of fracture liaison services.

This session will empower healthcare professionals to confidently integrate current best practices into the care of male patients, helping to close the care gap in osteoporosis.
     
KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES OF THE WEBINAR INCLUDE:
•    Recognise the burden and clinical impact of osteoporosis in men.
•    Review the latest diagnostic recommendations and learn about treatment options.
•    Identify and manage secondary causes of osteoporosis in male patients. 
     
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Professor Bo Abrahamsen
Dr Bo Abrahamsen is a professor of clinical database studies at the University of Southern Denmark and a consultant endocrinologist at Holbæk Hospital, Denmark. His clinical work is focused on osteoporosis, calcium endocrinology and metabolic bone disorders. In terms of research agenda his main research activities are musculoskeletal life course epidemiology and pharmacoepidemiology. Professor Abrahamsen is a member of the IOF Committee of Scientific Advisors.  He is the current Past-President of the ECTS and has served on both ASBMR Task Forces on Atypical Femur Fractures and has been a member of the ASBMR Council and Deputy Editor of JBMR Plus. He was recently a Visiting Professor at NDORMS, University of Oxford, UK. His substantial contributions to bone field are reflected in over 290 peer-reviewed publications.

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Please note that following the webinar, the webinar recording will only be available for a period of 3 days for registrants only.