Postmenopausal Women and Exercise for Prevention of Osteoporosis

ACSM's Health and Fitness Journal

Volumn 5, Issue 3, 2001, Pages 6-14

  Metcalfe, Lauve ^a   Lohman, Tim ^a   Going, Scott ^a   Houtkooper, Linda ^a   Ferriera, Dawna ^a   Flint Wagner, Hilary ^a   Guido, Terri ^a   Martin, Jane ^a   Wright, Jill ^a   Cussler, Ellen ^a  

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