Bone Density Inc https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html News Johns Hopkins study shows BDI co-developed AI boosts identification of incident vertebral fractures that may otherwise go undetected (and thus untreated) Severity Study shows CT imaging may better assess fracture risk than DEXA bone mineral density measurements in people with diabetes Contact bkp Several ways to prevent How it works Study Shows BDI Screening of Existing Patient CT Scans for Undetected Osteoporosis Also Finds Undetected Cardiovascular Disease Risk – Enabling Prevention of Fractures, Heart Attack and Stroke with One Test Market feedback Benefits SiriusXM Doctor Radio Interview of Dr. Budoff by NYU Langone’s Marc Siegel – Audio BDI algorithm effectively repurposes CT scans to screen for 2 key chronic diseases – osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease Contact For patients Risk factors Careers Home duplicate Footer Header Fits in existing workflow BDI Presents at Health Systems Innovation Council Meeting Prevention requirements About us Our screening service For healthcare providers BDI to present at the 2025 World Congress on insulin resistance (#WCIRDC25) Our approach Prevalence Osteoporosis detection today sectiuni backup -nefolosite American College of Radiology-MGH-NYU paper recommends using CT scans to opportunistically screen for osteoporosis: more accurate than DXA and can save Medicare over $2.5B per year. The benefits may be even greater, notes UCLA Professor and BDI CMO Matthew Budoff, MD. Slider Homepage BDI Home Problem we address Bone density test using existing CT images can forecast fractures Proven accuracy NIH-Funded Study Shows BDI’s Bone Density Test Using Existing CT Images Predicts Fractures Routine CT Scans Could Help Screen for Both Osteoporosis and Heart Disease, Study Finds Research, publications