Association between malnutrition–inflammation score and risk of subsequent self-reported bone fractures in prevalent kidney transplant recipients
Abduzhappar Gaipov(Nazarbayev University), Miklos Z. Molnar(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), István Mucsi(University Health Network), Praveen K. Potukuchi(Morristown Medical Center), Tibor Fülöp(Medical University of South Carolina), Vasanthi Balaraman, Csaba P. Kövesdy(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Manish Talwar(IFMR Graduate School of Business), Ádám Remport(Semmelweis University), James D. Eason(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Kairat Kabulbayev(Kazakh National Medical University), Z. Máthé(Semmelweis University), Orsolya Cseprekál(Semmelweis University)
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