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Low Circulating Insulin-like Growth Factor I in Coeliac Disease and Its Relation to Bone Mineral Density

T. Valdimarsson, H. J. Arnqvist, G. Toss, G. Järnerot, F. Nyström, M. Ström
Pages 904-908 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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