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Biographies
Biographical notes of the first authors: LU Yan Hui, female, born in 1978, Dr., Associate Professor, majoring in comprehensive prevention and treatment of metabolic diseases such as diabetes
DOU Zi Yan, male, born in 1978, Technician in Charge, majoring in physical examination quality control
ZHAO Kai Ping, female, born in 1986, Senior Statistician, majoring in osteoporosis epidemiology, health statistics and health management
YAN Dong, male, born in 1980, Dr., Associate Chief Physician, majoring in imaging diagnosis of skeletal and muscle diseases.
Footnotes
This work was supported by the National Key R&D Program of China [code: 2020YFC2008900] and the Beijing Hospital Authority Clinical Medicine Development of Special Funding Support [code: ZYLX202107].
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