Different indices of fetal growth predict bone size and volumetric density at 4 years of age
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C. Cooper | H. Inskip | K. Godfrey | S. Robinson | N. Arden | E. Dennison | M. Javaid | N. Harvey | P. Mahon | S. Crozier | Corrine E Nisbet
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