Generalized abdominal visceral fat prediction models for black and white adults aged 17–65 y: the HERITAGE Family Study
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C. Bouchard | J. Wilmore | D. Rao | T. Rankinen | A. Leon | J. Skinner | A. Jackson | C. Bouchard | J. Gagnon | P. Stanforth | A. Jackson | J. Green | P. Stanforth | J. Després | D. C. Rao | J. Green | J. Skinner | J. Wilmore | J. Despres | A. Leon | D. Rao
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