Associations of adiposity, kidney stone disease, and serum calcium concentrations; observational and genetic epidemiological studies

Associations of adiposity, kidney stone disease, and serum calcium concentrations; observational and genetic epidemiological studies
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10.1101/2022.06.10.22276271
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2022-06
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C. Lovegrove;J. Bešević;A. Wiberg;B. Lacey;T. Littlejohns;N. Allen;M. Goldsworthy;J. Kim;F. Hannan;G. Curhan;M. McCarthy;A. Mahajan;B. Turney;R. Thakker;M. Holmes;D. Furniss;S. Howles
C. Lovegrove;J. Bešević;A. Wiberg;B. Lacey;T. Littlejohns;N. Allen;M. Goldsworthy;J. Kim;F. Hannan;G. Curhan;M. McCarthy;A. Mahajan;B. Turney;R. Thakker;M. Holmes;D. Furniss;S. Howles
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C. Lovegrove;J. Bešević;A. Wiberg;B. Lacey;T. Littlejohns;N. Allen;M. Goldsworthy;J. Kim;F. Hannan;G. Curhan;M. McCarthy;A. Mahajan;B. Turney;R. Thakker;M. Holmes;D. Furniss;S. Howles

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