A Randomized School‐Based Jumping Intervention Confers Site and Maturity‐Specific Benefits on Bone Structural Properties in Girls: A Hip Structural Analysis Study
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A. Heinonen | A. Heinonen | K. Khan | H. McKay | M. Petit | T. Beck | K. Mackelvie | T. J. Beck | M. A. Petit | H. A. Mckay | K. J. Mackelvie | K. M. Khan
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