UNEXPECTEDLY LOW LEVELS OF ENERGY EXPENDITURE IN HEALTHY WOMEN
Authors:
- A.M PrenticeAPA.M Prentice
- H.L DaviesHDH.L Davies
- A.E BlackABA.E Black
- J AshfordJAJ Ashford
- W.A CowardWCW.A Coward
- P.R MurgatroydPMP.R Murgatroyd
- G.R GoldbergGGG.R Goldberg
- M SawyerMSM Sawyer
- R.G WhiteheadRWR.G Whitehead
- 1 June 1985
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The Lancet
- Vol. 325 (8443) , 1419-1422
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