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Health behaviours and outcomes associated with fly‐in fly‐out and shift workers in Western Australia

To examine the association of health behaviours and outcomes with employment type in the West Australian adult population.

T. Weeramanthri | P. Somerford | S J Joyce | S M Tomlin | P J Somerford | T S Weeramanthri | S. Joyce | S. M. Tomlin

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