Association of adiposity measures in childhood and adulthood with knee cartilage thickness, volume and bone area in young adults
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T. Dwyer | A. Venn | F. Eckstein | F. Cicuttini | M. Cross | L. March | Graeme Jones | L. Laslett | W. Wirth | C. Ding | T. Meng | B. Antony | G. Jones
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