Interaction of estradiol and vitamin D with low skeletal muscle mass among middle-aged and elderly women

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Jiaxing Zhang
Yalong Cheng
Chen Chen
Qingan Wang
Chan Yang
Jiangwei Qiu
Juan Li
Xiaowei Liu
Yuhong Zhang
Lan Liu
Yi Zhao
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[1] Ningxia Medical University,School of Public Health
[2] People’s Hospital of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region,Department of Public Health
[3] Ningxia Medical University,Key Laboratory of Environmental Factors and Chronic Disease Control
[4] Ningxia Medical University,School of Nursing
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BMC Women's Health | / 23卷
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Estradiol; Vitamin D; Low skeletal muscle mass; Muscle atrophy; Women;
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