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Nutrient intake, serum lipids and iron status of colligiate rugby players

Hiroyuki Imamura1 Faculty of Health Management, Department of Health and NutritionNagasaki International University2825-7 Huis Ten Bosch859-3298Sasebo-shi, NagasakiJapanCorrespondence[email protected]

Kazuhide Iide2 Department of Physical EducationInternational Pacific University721 Kannonnji, Seto-cho709-0863Higashi-ku, OkayamaJapan

Yoshitaka Yoshimura3 Department of Food and NutritionBeppu University82 Kitaishigaki874-8501Beepu-shi, OitaJapan

Kenya Kumagai4 Faculty of Human and Social Studies, Department of International TourismNagasaki International University2825-7 Huis Ten Bosch859-3298Sasebo-shi, NagasakiJapan

Reika Oshikata5 Faculty of Life SciencesSeika Women’s Junior College2-12-1 Minami Hachiman-cho812-0886Hakata-ku, FukuokaJapan

Keiko Miyahara1 Faculty of Health Management, Department of Health and NutritionNagasaki International University2825-7 Huis Ten Bosch859-3298Sasebo-shi, NagasakiJapan

Kazuto Oda1 Faculty of Health Management, Department of Health and NutritionNagasaki International University2825-7 Huis Ten Bosch859-3298Sasebo-shi, NagasakiJapan

Noriko Miyamoto6 Faculty of Health and WelfareNishikyushu University4490-9 Ozaki, Kanzaki-machi, Kanzaki-shi842-8585SagaJapan

Anthony Nakazawa7 Faculty of Cooperative Extension ServiceUniversity of Alaska FairbanksPO Box 21026199521AnchorageAlaska

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