Estradiol and metabolic syndrome in older italian men: The InCHIANTI Study.
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S. Bandinelli | L. Ferrucci | E. Metter | J. Guralnik | G. Paolisso | S. Najjar | F. Lauretani | M. Maggio | S. Basaria | G. Ceda | G. Valenti | M. Luci | C. Giumelli
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