Causal relationship between leisure sedentary behaviors and low back pain risk: a Mendelian randomization study

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Qianyin Zhu
Lingshan Chen
Cuizhen Shen
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[1] Zhejiang Chinese Medical University,School of Nursing
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European Spine Journal | 2023年 / 32卷
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Low back pain; Leisure sedentary behaviors; Mendelian randomization; Causal effect;
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