Birth weight is positively related to bone size in adolescents but inversely related to cortical bone mineral density: Findings from a large prospective cohort study

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Steer et al: Birth weight +ly related to bone size in adolescents; inversely related to cortical bone mineral density http://t.co/Di4W3F8rBX

Steer et al: Birth weight +ly related to bone size in adolescents; inversely related to cortical bone mineral density http://t.co/Di4W3F8rBX

Steer et al: Relationship between birth weight and bone size + bone mineral density in adolescents http://t.co/p89Rs7Cbel

http://t.co/ssmi1iVCZz Babies with greater birth weight have larger but thinner bones at age 15

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