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- Subcutaneous central fat is associated with cardiovascular risk factors in men independently of total fatness and fitness
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Subcutaneous central fat is associated with cardiovascular risk factors in men independently of total fatness and fitness
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Autores:
Sardinha, L. B., Teixeira, P. J., Guedes, D. P., Going, S. B., & Lohman, T. G.
Ano:
2000
Título:
Subcutaneous central fat is associated with cardiovascular risk factors in men independently of total fatness and fitness
Título da publicação:
Metabolism: clinical and experimental
Edição/Volume:
49(11)
Página da publicação:
1379-1385
DOI:
10.1053/meta.2000.17716
