Associations of EAT-Lancet diet food groups with sarcopenia components, self-reported sarcopenia risk and health-related quality of life in older Australians performing exercise training, following their normal diet: Six-month pretest-posttest study
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Published:2024-06
Issue:2
Volume:1
Page:138-147
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ISSN:2950-273X
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Container-title:Advanced Exercise and Health Science
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language:en
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Short-container-title:Advanced Exercise and Health Science
Author:
Akehurst EwelinaORCID,
McCarthy HelenORCID,
Scott DavidORCID,
Rodriguez Juan Peña,
Gonzalez Carol AlonsoORCID,
Murphy JasmaineORCID,
Dorgo Sandor,
Rybalka Emma,
Hayes AlanORCID
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