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Gender study finds overwork linked to higher risks of diabetes in women, not men.

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JNL ATW

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At work : a quarterly publication of the Institute for Work and Health: 2018, n. 93 - Summer

Year:

2018

Type:

Journal Article

Subject:

Women ; Hours of work ; Gender ; Diabetes

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