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“Were Women Studied?” audit

Fracture Prevention Trial (NCT00670501) and related osteoporosis trials

Teriparatide osteoporosis trials included large numbers of postmenopausal women; sex-comparative analysis is not applicable to these women-only cohorts.

R1

Representation grade

Target population represented

S4

Sex-analysis grade

No interpretable sex analysis

R1
Representation level

Target population represented with useful denominator detail

Basis: The pivotal fracture trial enrolled 1,637 postmenopausal women with osteoporosis.

S4
Sex-analysis level

Women included but no interpretable sex analysis

Population and enrollment

Enrollment breakdown

Terminology in source: Sex; women-only cohorts.

0%

women / female participants

0 of 0 enrolled

Women (1,637)
Other (0)

Population definition

Postmenopausal women with osteoporosis.

Age distribution

—

Inclusion and exclusion by life stage

Pregnancy exclusion

—

Lactation exclusion

—

Reproductive-potential requirements

—

Age/life-stage data

—

Sex-analysis plan and findings

Prespecified sex analysis

No / unclear

Powered for sex analysis

No / unclear

Interaction test reported

No / unclear

Efficacy by sex

Not applicable — women-only trial.

Safety by sex

Safety data derive primarily from postmenopausal women in the trial and extension studies.

PK by sex

—

Missing data and generalizability limits

Data in younger women, premenopausal osteoporosis, and male osteoporosis are reported separately.

Findings apply to postmenopausal women with the studied fracture-risk profile.

Sources

Primary records

Medical reviewer

Medical Reviewer (Pending Assignment)

Medical review pending assignment by a licensed clinician.

Last reviewed 2026-08-01Next review 2026-11-01

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