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M Ohrvall, L Berglund, B Vessby - International journal of obesity and related metabolic …, 2000 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov BACKGROUND: Abdominal adiposity has been described as an independent risk factor
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M Zamboni, E Turcato, F Armellini, HS Kahn, … - International journal of obesity and related metabolic …, 1998 - fao.org OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the relationships between the supine sagittal abdominal
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