Physical activity in adolescence and bone density in periand postmenopausal women: A population-based study
Authors:
- E. PuntilaEPE. Puntila
- H. KrögerHKH. Kröger
- T. LakkaTLT. Lakka
- R. HonkanenRHR. Honkanen
- M. TuppurainenMTM. Tuppurainen
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