Selective underreporting of energy intake in women: magnitude, determinants, and effect of training.
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Antonio H Lancha | G. Artioli | F. Benatti | F. Scagliusi | A. Lancha | Fernanda B Scagliusi | Viviane O Polacow | Guilherme G Artioli | Fabiana B Benatti | V. O. Polacow
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