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COFFEE DRINKING: A MINOR RISK...
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COFFEE DRINKING: A MINOR RISK FACTOR FOR BONE LOSS AND FRACTURES
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Main Author:
JOHANSSON, C.
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ET AL
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Journal Article
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English
Subjects:
Factor de protección
Fracturas
Osteoporosis
Personas mayores
Mayores
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