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January 17, 2012European Journal of Endocrinology

Born with low birth weight in rural Southern India: what are the metabolic consequences 20 years later?

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NTNihal ThomasChristian Medical College, VelloreLGLouise Groth GrunnetSteno Diabetes CentersPPPernille PoulsenNovo Nordisk (Denmark)

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