Protein Intake Linked to Greater Lean Mass in Young Females of Color
Higher protein intake is independently associated with greater lean mass in young adult females of African and East Asian descent.
Higher protein intake is independently associated with greater lean mass in young adult females of African and East Asian descent.
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