In vivo correlates between daily physical activity and intervertebral disc health.

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Anton E Bowden

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Haonan Wang

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James D LeCheminant

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Jennifer A Bowden

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Ron L Hager

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Ulrike H Mitchell

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10.1002/JOR.23765

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2017-10-04T00:00:00Z

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