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SSM Annual Scientific Meeting
Rapid Fire Programme
Friday 8th September
Women’s health, 09:00 – 11:00
OP175 Single women have higher fracture rates and different anthropometric, socioeconomic and lifestyle profiles relative to their counterparts in relationships: findings from the hertfordshire cohort study

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Westbury L, Pearse C, Fuggle N, et al
OP175 Single women have higher fracture rates and different anthropometric, socioeconomic and lifestyle profiles relative to their counterparts in relationships: findings from the hertfordshire cohort study
J Epidemiol Community Health 2023;77:A146.