September 16, 2025Frontiers in Public HealthOpen Access

Knowledge, attitudes, and practices toward osteoporosis: a questionnaire survey

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Cross-sectional study reveals knowledge gaps and positive attitudes toward osteoporosis among adults, highlighting the need for targeted education.

The study found inadequate knowledge about osteoporosis among participants, indicating an urgent need for educational interventions.
Participants had average scores of 14.66 for knowledge, 43.41 for attitudes, and 54.00 for practices on respective scales.
Significant positive correlations were noted between knowledge, attitudes, and practices, suggesting interconnectedness in understanding and managing osteoporosis.
Structural equation modeling demonstrated that knowledge directly impacts both attitude and practice, with attitude also influencing practice.

Xue et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 16, 2025Frontiers in Public HealthOpen Access

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Cross-sectional study reveals knowledge gaps and positive attitudes toward osteoporosis among adults, highlighting the need for targeted education.

The study found inadequate knowledge about osteoporosis among participants, indicating an urgent need for educational interventions.
Participants had average scores of 14.66 for knowledge, 43.41 for attitudes, and 54.00 for practices on respective scales.
Significant positive correlations were noted between knowledge, attitudes, and practices, suggesting interconnectedness in understanding and managing osteoporosis.
Structural equation modeling demonstrated that knowledge directly impacts both attitude and practice, with attitude also influencing practice.

Xue et al. (2025) studied this question.

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