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Spinal Bone Loss and Ovulatory Disturbances . In Table 2, on page 1224, in the values for "Luteal-phase analysis," the number of women with normal cycles should have been 6 for those normally active and 5 for those who were consistent runners; the number of women with >1 short luteal phase should have been 13 for those normally active and 5 for those who were consistent runners (not 7, 4, 10, and 8, as printed).

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