A. Delavari

A. Sharifian

Al-Lawati

Al-Qahtani

Alberti

Azizi

Bouguerra

Galal

Harzallah

Kelishadi

Khader

Koochek

Kozan

M. H. Forouzanfar

Mansour

McNamara

Mirmiran

Nestel

R. Kelishadi

S. Alikhani

Sanisoglu

Sarrafzadegan

Wild

Yusuf

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