Associations of muscle strength and fitness with metabolic syndrome in men.
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J. Kampert | S. Blair | T. Church | C. Earnest | S. Fitzgerald | M. LaMonte | C. E. Barlow | R. Jurča | Steven N Blair | Timothy S Church | Conrad P Earnest | Carolyn E Barlow | Radim Jurca | Michael J Lamonte | Shannon J Fitzgerald | Alexander N Jordan | James B Kampert | A. Jordan | C. Barlow
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