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14 November 2017

title

Association of low testosterone with metabolic syndrome and its components in middle-aged Japanese men. (English)

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Masahiro Akishita

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Shiho Fukai

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Masayoshi Hashimoto

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Yumi Kameyama

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Kazushi Nomura

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Tetsuro Nakamura

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Sumito Ogawa

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Katsuya Iijima

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Masato Eto

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Yasuyoshi Ouchi

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language of work or name

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26 March 2010

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published in

Hypertension Research

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volume

33

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issue

6

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page(s)

587-591

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The metabolic syndrome as a concept of adipose tissue disease

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1038/HR.2010.43

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14 November 2017

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