Prunes unlikely to boost bone health in men

A new study found that prunes are not likely to improve bone health in men, contrasting with some prior data in women. (Exact figures not reported in source.)

• The news report summarizes a study indicating no bone density or bone health benefit from prune consumption in men.
• Detailed study design, sample size, and statistical outcomes were not provided in the source snippet.
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