The female athlete triad

Kimberly K. Yeager · Rosemary Agostini · Aurelia Nattiv · Barbara L. Drinkwater

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The female athlete triad: disordered eating, amenorrhea, osteoporosis KIMBERLY YEAGER;ROSEMARY AGOSTINI;AURELIA NATTIV;BARBARA DRINKWATER; Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise

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