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Identification of potential nonlinear relationships between dietary vitamin B2 intake and osteoporosis, BMD, and hip fracture The above-mentioned results indicated that the dietary vitamin B2 intake, whether being continuous variable or categorical variable, was significantly associated with reduced risks for osteoporosis and increased femur BMD, while not significantly related to the risk of hip fracture
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