Lower Plasma Vitamin E Levels Are Associated With the Frailty Syndrome: The InCHIANTI Study
Alessandro Blè(National Institutes of Health), L. Ferrucci(National Institutes of Health), Antonio Cherubini(Marche Polytechnic University), B. Gwen Windham(Jackson Memorial Hospital), Benedetta Bartali(National Institutes of Health), Jack M. Guralnik(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Fulvio Lauretani(National Institutes of Health), Jeremy Walston(Johns Hopkins University), Stefania Bandinelli(Spanish National Cancer Research Centre), Stefano Volpato(University of Ferrara)
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