Bone mineral content has stronger association with lean mass than fat mass among Indian urban adolescents
R. K. Marwaha(International Life Sciences Institute India), Nikhil Tandon, Kuntal Bhadra(Indian Institute of Technology Madras), MK Garg(International Life Sciences Institute India)
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