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Publications by Cyril F. Marsaux
Higher Vegetable Protein Consumption, Assessed by an Isoenergetic Macronutrient Exchange Model, Is Associated With a Lower Presence of Overweight and Obesity in the Web-Based Food4me European Study
International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition
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