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How Often Should Bone Density Scans be Repeated?

For most women with normal bone density, a scan every 10-15 years is sufficient. Those with osteopenia may need scans every 2-5 years, and women with osteoporosis may require more frequent monitoring to assess the effectiveness of treatment.

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