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Research Opportunities

• The University of Wisconsin Osteoporosis Clinical Research Program is currently looking for men who have broken a bone after age 40, are concerned about low bone density or have been diagnosed with osteoporosis. Participants cannot be receiving osteoporosis treatment and must be willing to:

  Come to the study office for 9 visits over 15 months

  Administer a daily dose of injectable study medication or placebo (injection with no medicine) for one year

  Qualified volunteers will take part in scans to measure their bone mineral density. Blood will be drawn for routine blood tests and medication or placebo will be given.

  To find out more about how you may be able to participate, call: 608-265-6410 and ask for the "Male Osteoporosis" study.

• We have a research opportunity for women who are: Age 50-85, postmenopausal, diagnosed with Osteoporosis, and not currently taking Osteoporosis medication

  The University of Wisconsin Osteoporosis Research Program is running a study to evaluate an investigational way to give a study drug, in a transdermal patch. All study participants will receive Osteoporosis medication for 12 months.

  The study includes: blood testing, DXA testing, study drug, Calcium and Vitamin D supplementation and study participants will receive a total of $690 for completing 17 clinic visits.

  To find out more about how you may be able to participate, call: (608) 265 – 6410 and ask for the PATCH study.