Cardiorespiratory Fitness and Metabolic Syndrome in Older Men and Women
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Rainer Rauramaa | Timo A. Lakka | Pirjo Komulainen | T. Lakka | R. Rauramaa | P. Komulainen | M. Hassinen | K. Savonen | V. Kiviniemi | L. Hakola | Kai Savonen | Vesa Kiviniemi | Maija Hassinen | Leena Hakola | Hannu Litmanen | Reija Kouki | Harri Heikkilá | H. Litmanen | R. Kouki | Harri Heikkilá
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