Liver enzymes, type 2 diabetes, and metabolic syndrome in middle-aged, urban Chinese men.
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X. Shu | Y. Xiang | W. Zheng | Q. Cai | Wanghong Xu | T. Elasy | M. Linton | Hong-Lan Li | S. Fazio | R. Villegas | D. Raiford
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