Average physical activity is associated with hip size and density in boys but not girls at 4 years old

Average physical activity is associated with hip size and density in boys but not girls at 4 years old

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Autori principali:	Harvey, N, Westgate, K, Brage, S, Crozier, SR, Dennison, E, Inskip, H, Godfrey, K, Wareham, N, Ekelund, U, Cooper, C
Natura:	Journal article
Pubblicazione:	2008

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