Physical fitness is associated with greater bone strength in prepubertal children, irrespective of their body weight
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posted on 2024-06-03, 08:14 authored by G Ducher, Robin DalyRobin Daly, P Eser, GA Naughton, R English, A Patchett, K Gravenmaker, M Seibel, A Javaid, RD Telford, SL BassPhysical fitness is associated with greater bone strength in prepubertal children, irrespective of their body weight
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Volume
44Pagination
S58-S58Location
Sydney, AUSTRALIAPublisher DOI
Start date
2009-03-21End date
2009-03-25ISSN
8756-3282eISSN
1873-2763Language
EnglishPublication classification
E3.1 Extract of paperTitle of proceedings
BONEEvent
2nd Joint Meeting of the International-Bone-and-Mineral-Society/Australian-New-Zealand-Bone-and-Mineral-SocietyPublisher
ELSEVIER SCIENCE INCPlace of publication
Amsterdam, The NetherlandsUsage metrics
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