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  • 30. Dietary patterns, eating behaviors, and bone mineral density in women runners.
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  • 36. Bone mineral density and serum testosterone in chronically trained, high mileage 40-55 year old male runners.
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  • 40. Prevalence of the female athlete triad syndrome among high school athletes.
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