The association between fat and lean mass and bone mineral density: The Healthy Twin Study
Authors:
- Yun-Mi SongYSYun-Mi Song
- Joohon SungJSJoohon Sung
- Kayoung LeeKLKayoung Lee
- Youn Sic KimYKYoun Sic Kim
- Taehun KimTKTaehun Kim
- Sung-Il ChoSCSung-Il Cho
Abstract
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Funding Information
- National Research Foundation of Korea
- Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (20100025814, 20110013545)
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