Abstract
Background: Children should be the population of interest in curbing incidence of osteoporosis due to the relationship between peak bone mass development and osteoporosis risk. Patient adherence to medicinal regimens and lifestyle adjustments is of concern to physicians, researchers, and public health officials. This study was designed to evaluate supplementation compliance in children known to be 25(OH) Vitamin D deficient after fracture. Methods: Compliance patterns were …
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