David A. Hanley is affiliated with the University of Calgary in Canada and focuses on research in medicine, specifically in orthopedics and sports medicine, surgery, pathology and forensic medicine, oncology, and physiology. Their research work centers primarily on bone health and osteoporosis, vitamin D studies, and related topics concerning bone and joint diseases, nutrition and health in aging, as well as parathyroid disorders and treatments.
Hanley has contributed extensively to the study of bone health, with 42 publications addressing bone health and osteoporosis research. Other areas of significant publication activity include vitamin D research studies and hip and femur fractures, each with 18 publications. Research topics also cover nutrition and health in aging, bone health and treatments, bone and joint diseases, and parathyroid disorders and treatments.
The scientist has published frequently in several academic venues. The main publication outlets include:
David A. Hanley has collaborated regularly with several coauthors. The most frequent coauthors are:
Recent representative publications from Hanley's work include:
Michael F. Holick;Neil C. Binkley;Heike A. Bischoff-Ferrari;Catherine M. Gordon
Robert Lindsay;Stuart L. Silverman;Cyrus Cooper;David A. Hanley
Alexandra Papaioannou;Suzanne Morin;Angela M. Cheung;Stephanie Atkinson
Aliya A Khan;Archie Morrison;David A Hanley;Dieter Felsenberg
Ann Cranney;Tanya Horsley;Siobhan O'Donnell;Hope Weiler
J D Adachi;W G Bensen;J Brown;D Hanley
Anthony B. Hodsman;Douglas C. Bauer;David W. Dempster;Larry Dian
H. A. P. Pols;D. Felsenberg;D. A. Hanley;J. Štepán
Michael F. Holick;Neil C. Binkley;Heike A. Bischoff-Ferrari;Catherine M. Gordon
Richard Eastell;A. Arnold;M. L. Brandi;E. M. Brown
Greenspan Sl;Bone Hg;Ettinger Mp;Hanley Da
Michael McClung;Steven T. Harris;Paul D. Miller;Douglas C. Bauer
George Ioannidis;Alexandra Papaioannou;Wilma M Hopman;Noori Akhtar-Danesh
A A Khan;D A Hanley;R. Rizzoli;J Bollerslev
Roger S. Rittmaster;Michael Bolognese;Mark P. Ettinger;David A. Hanley
William D. Leslie;Siobhan O’Donnell;Sonia Jean;Claudia Lagacé
Diana Rucker;Jane A. Allan;Gordon H. Fick;David A. Hanley
A. Tenenhouse;L. Joseph;N. Kreiger;S. Poliquin
Heather M Macdonald;Kyle K Nishiyama;Jian Kang;David A Hanley
David A. Hanley;Ann Cranney;Glenville Jones;Susan J. Whiting
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