AI Article Synopsis
- Recent studies show that osteoporosis is a significant issue for people with diabetes, affecting their bone health.
- In diabetic conditions, bones have weaker materials and structure, leading to reduced strength.
- Bone health also influences glucose metabolism since osteocalcin, a bone-derived hormone, helps regulate insulin secretion.
Article Abstract
Recent advances demonstrated that osteoporosis is one of the major complications in diabetes. In Diabetic conditions, both bone material properties and bone microarchitecture are impaired, resulting in the decline in bone strength. Furthermore, bone-derived osteocalcin stimulates insulin secretion, thereby regulates the whole body glucose metabolism. Thus, it was revealed that bone metabolism and glucose metabolism are intimately involved.
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