Reference values of lean mass index of upper and lower limbs in a sample of Spanish women with overweight: a cross sectional study

Rojo F, de Cangas R, Bahamonde JR, Cuello Carnero J Reference values of lean mass index of upper and lower limbs in a sample of Spanish women with overweight: a cross sectional study. In: 32^nd  European Congres of Obesity. Málaga; 11-14 mayo 2025.

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