"
Bone Mineral Density Reporting Underestimates Fracture Risk in Ontario"
written by Joanna E. M. Sale, Earl Bogoch, Lynn Meadows, Monique Gignac, Lucy Frankel, Taucha Inrig, Dorcas Beaton, Ravi Jain,
published by
Health,
Vol.7 No.5, 2015
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