Ethnic Variability in Body Size, Proportions and Composition in Children Aged 5 to 11 Years: Is Ethnic-Specific Calibration of Bioelectrical Impedance Required?
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J. Stocks | J. Wells | S. Lum | V. Bountziouka | H. Fothergill | R. Bonner | M. Naik | Simon Lee
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