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The lower quartiles of stature change rate (i.e., more rapid stature loss) displayed a significantly higher prevalence of spinal osteoarthritis (P 0.001) and incident vertebral fracture (P 0.001). A statistically significant independent negative association for spinal osteoarthritis prevalence with change in stature was revealed by multiple regression analysis after adjusting for confounders including incident vertebral fracture. The partial regression coefficient for spinal osteoarthritis was -0.18 (95% confidence interval -0
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