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Central adiposity rather than overall obesity influences cardio-metabolic risk factors among adult males in Northern Jordan
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Research Title
Central adiposity rather than overall obesity influences cardio-metabolic risk factors among adult males in Northern Jordan
Authors
O. Alboqai, A. Suleiman, H. Al Hourani, B. Obeidat, N. Abuirmeileh, J.M. El-Qudah, and M.M. Al Masad.
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Diabetologia Croatica
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38-3: 73-82
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EDITORIAL BOARD OF MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL
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2009
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