Appetitive traits and their associations with metabolic health outcomes among adults living with prediabetes: Results from a cross-sectional study
Yildirim, A. N.; Ahluwalia, R.; Baumgart, J. K.; Cohen, T. R.; MacPherson, M. M.; Jung, M.; Purcell, S.
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