Leisure time physical activity in middle age predicts the metabolic syndrome in old age: results of a 28-year follow-up of men in the Oslo study

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Ingar Holme
Serena Tonstad
Anne Johanne Sogaard
Per G Lund Larsen
Lise Lund Haheim
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[1] Ullevål University Hospital,Centre of Preventive Medicine
[2] Norwegian Institute of Public Health,Depart.of Epidemiology
[3] University of Oslo,Depart.of Epidemiology, Institute of General Practice and Community Medicine
[4] Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services,undefined
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BMC Public Health | / 7卷
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Metabolic Syndrome; Leisure Time Physical Activity; National Cholesterol Education Program; Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment; Norwegian Data Inspectorate;
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