Calcium Intake and Bone Mass Development Among Israeli Adolescent Girls
Geila S. Rozen, RD, PhD,
Gad Rennert, MD,
Hedy S. Rennert, MPH,
Gissel Diab, RD, BSc,
Dib Daud, MD and
Sofia Ish-Shalom, MD
Department of Diet and Nutrition (G.S.R., G.D.), Metabolic Bone Diseases Unit, Haifa, ISRAEL
Department of Endocrinology (D.D., S.I.-S.), Rambam Medical Center, Haifa, ISRAEL
Department of Community Medicine and Epidemiology, Carmel Medical Center (G.R., H.S.R.), Haifa, ISRAEL

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Fig. 1. Distribution of calcium intake compared with normal distribution.
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Fig. 2. Percent of population with mineral and trace element intake lower than recommended daily allowance by calcium intake level.
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Fig. 3. Percentiles of Body Mass Index (W/S2), for girls age 14.5, from the USA survey compared with Israeli Jewish and Arab girls.
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Fig. 4. Z scores of subjects bone mineral density at two measurement sites, compared with age matched controls..
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