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The effect of occupation and industry on the injury risks from demanding work schedules.
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Journal of occupational and environmental medicine [JOEM]
: 2008, 50, n. 10 - October
Year:
2008
Type:
Journal Article
Subject:
Shiftwork
;
Hours of work
;
Occupational disorders
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