Associations between sex steroids and the development of metabolic syndrome: A longitudinal study in European men

1. Antonio, L.
2. Wu, F.C.W.
3. O'Neill, T.W.
4. Pye, S.R.
5. Carter, E.L.
6. Finn, J.D.
7. Rutter, M.K.
8. Laurent, M.R.
9. Huhtaniemi, I.T.
10. Han, T.S.
11. Lean, M.E.J.
12. Keevil, B.G.
13. Pendleton, N.
14. Rastrelli, G.
15. Forti, G.
16. Bartfai, G.
17. Casanueva, F.F.
18. Kula, K.
19. Punab, M.
20. Giwercman, A.
21. Claessens, F.
22. Decallonne, B.
23. Vanderschueren, D.
24. Petrone, L.
25. Corona, G.
26. Borghs, H.
27. Slowikowska-Hilczer, J.
28. Walczak-Jedrzejowska, R.
29. Silman, A.
30. Steer, P.
31. Castro, A.I.
32. Földesi, I.
33. Fejes, I.
34. Korrovitz, P.
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