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High altitude and early childhood growth retardation: new evidence from Tibet

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High altitude and early childhood growth retardation: new evidence from Tibet (English)

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S Dang

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H Yan

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S Yamamoto

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March 2008

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European Journal of Clinical Nutrition

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62

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3

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342-8

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10.1038/SJ.EJCN.1602711

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