To what extent do current and past physical and psychosocial occupational factors explain care-seeking for low back pain in a working population? Results from the Musculoskeletal Intervention Center-Norrtälje Study.
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M. Hagberg | Å. Kilbom | C. Hogstedt | C. Wiktorin | L. Alfredsson | T. Theorell | E. Vingård | M. Waldenström | E. W. Hjelm | E. Vingård
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