Race and sex similarities in exercise-induced changes in blood lipids and fatness.
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C. Bouchard | J. Després | J. Wilmore | D. Rao | P. Katzmarzyk | I. Janssen | T. Rankinen | A. Leon | J. Skinner | C. Ardern | J. Despres | D. Rao | A. Leon
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