Urban-Rural Differences in Bone Mineral Density: A Cross Sectional Analysis Based on the Hyderabad Indian Migration Study
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S. Ebrahim | Y. Ben-Shlomo | H. Kuper | J. Tobias | K. Radhakrishna | H. Viljakainen | S. Kinra | B. Kulkarni
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