DHEA and the skeleton (through the ages)

Author： Gordon Catherine   Glowacki Julie   LeBoff Meryl  

Publisher： Humana Press, Inc

ISSN： 0969-711X

Source： Endocrine Journal, Vol.11, Iss.1, 1999-08, pp. : 1-11

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