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This article aimed at the patient, discusses the role of exercise in maintaining healthy bones.
Author : The American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine.
Author Email : aossm@aossm.org
Country of Origin : USA
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Re: Exercising for Bone Health
hi, thank u for your information
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