Weight in Infancy and Adult Calcium Absorption as Determinants of Bone Mineral Density in Adult Men: The Hertfordshire Cohort Study
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R. Swaminathan | N. Arden | C. Cooper | K. Jameson | R. Holt | L. Masterson | A. Makepeace | M. Javaid | M. Patel | Hertfordshire Cohort Study Group
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