Birthweight, vitamin D receptor genotype and the programming of osteoporosis.
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T. Spector | C. Cooper | I. Day | H. Syddall | N. Arden | E. Dennison | R. Keen | Nigel K. Ardena | Timothy D. Spector | T. Spector | Elaine M. Dennisona | Richard W. Keenb | Holly Syddalla | Ian N. M. Day | C. Cooper | Elaine M. Dennisona | Richard W. Keenb | Holly Syddalla | Timothy D. Spector
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