Suchergebnisse - "Albin, Maria"

PubPharm (216)

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Female white-collar workers remain at higher risk of breast cancer after adjustments for individual risk factors related to reproduction and lifestyle

enthalten in: Occupational and environmental medicine | 2017

von Kullberg, C. | Selander, J. | Albin, M. | +3

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Early markers of cardiovascular disease are associated with occupational exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

enthalten in: Scientific reports | 2017

von Alhamdow, A. | Lindh, C. | Albin, M. | +3

93

Significant shortcomings in proposals from the investigation on the occupational injury insurance

enthalten in: Lakartidningen | 2017

von Järvholm, B. | Albin, M. | Mannelqvist, R.

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BlueHealth : a study programme protocol for mapping and quantifying the potential benefits to public health and well-being from Europe's blue spaces

enthalten in: BMJ open | 2017

von Grellier, J. | White, M. | Albin, M. | +11

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Diesel Exhaust Exposure Assessment Among Tunnel Construction Workers-Correlations Between Nitrogen Dioxide, Respirable Elemental Carbon, and Particle Number

enthalten in: Annals of work exposures and health | 2017

von Hedmer, M. | Wierzbicka, A. | Li, H. | +3

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Perception of safety is a prerequisite for the association between neighbourhood green qualities and physical activity : Results from a cross-sectional study in Sweden

enthalten in: Health & place | 2017

von Weimann, H. | Rylander, L. | van den Bosch, M. | +4

97

Occupational exposure to particles and mitochondrial DNA - relevance for blood pressure

enthalten in: Environmental health : a global access science source | 2017

von Xu, Y. | Li, H. | Hedmer, M. | +4

98

Occupational exposure to particles and mitochondrial DNA - relevance for blood pressure

enthalten in: Environmental health | 2017

von Xu, Y. | Li, H. | Hedmer, M. | +4

99

Occupational exposure to particles and mitochondrial DNA - relevance for blood pressure

enthalten in: Environmental health | 2017

von Xu, Y. | Li, H. | Hedmer, M. | +4

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Female white-collar workers remain at higher risk of breast cancer after adjustments for individual risk factors related to reproduction and lifestyle

in: Occupational and Environmental Medicine | 2017

von Kullberg, C. | Selander, J. | Albin, M. | +3