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Neck and Wrist Circumferences Propose a Reliable Approach to Qualify Obesity and Insulin Resistance

Banu Taskıran TATAR
Canan ERSOY
Emine KİRHAN
Selen KACAN
Celaleddin DEMİRCAN
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1013–1025
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TATAR, B. T., ERSOY, C., KİRHAN, E., KACAN, S., DEMİRCAN, C. (2014). Neck and Wrist Circumferences Propose a Reliable Approach to Qualify Obesity and Insulin Resistance. Medicine Science, Cilt: 3 - Sayı: 1, 1013–1025. https://ajindex.com/articles/277972

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