Dietary Magnesium Intake Improves Insulin Resistance among Non-Diabetic Individuals with Metabolic Syndrome Participating in a Dietary Trial
Jinsong Wang(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Yunsheng Ma(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Nicole M. Wedick(Brigham and Women's Hospital), James Carmody(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Barbara C. Olendzki(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Zhiying Zhang(Inner Mongolia Medical University), Philip A. Merriam(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Gioia Persuitte(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Hua Fang(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Gin-Fei Olendzki(University of Massachusetts Lowell)
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