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    • Supplementary file: Baseline survey and Follow-up survey. In: "Fall prevention behaviour after participation in the Stepping On program: a pre-post study" published by Public Health Research & Practice 

      Tiedemann, Anne
      Published 2020-03-30
      Objective: The Stepping On program is demonstrated to prevent falls among community-dwelling people in a research setting and was implemented state-wide by the New South Wales (NSW) Ministry of Health in 2008. This study ...
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    • The burden of pancreatic cancer in Australia attributable to smoking 

      Arriaga, M; Vajdic, C; MacInnis, R; Canfell, K; Magliano, D; Shaw, J; Byles, J; Giles, G; Taylor, A; Gill, T; Hirani, V; Cumming, R; Mitchell, P; Banks, E; Marker, J; Adelstein, B-A; Laaksonen, M
      Published 2019-03-18
      Objective To estimate the burden of pancreatic cancer in Australia attributable to modifiable exposures, particularly smoking. Design Prospective pooled cohort study. Setting, participants Seven prospective Australian study ...
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    • Mortality Paradox of Older Italian-Born Men in Australia: The Concord Health and Ageing in Men Project 

      Stanaway, F; Blyth, F; Naganathan, V; Le Couteur, D; Ribeiro, R; Hirani, V; Waite, L; Handelsman, D; Seibel, M; Cumming, R
      Published 2019-03-06
      Italian migrants are one of the largest groups of older migrants in Australia. Past research has found lower mortality rates in Italian migrants but it is unclear if this persists into older age. Data came from 334 ...
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    • Circulating Sex Steroid Measurements of Men by Mass Spectrometry Are Highly Reproducible after Prolonged Frozen Storage 

      Handelsman, D; Desai, R; Seibel, M; Le Couteur, D; Cumming, R
      Published 2019-11-09
      Long-term studies investigating hormone-dependent cancers and reproductive health often require prolonged frozen storage of serum which assumes that the steroid molecules and measurements are stable over that time. Previous ...
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    • The Future Colorectal Cancer Burden Attributable to Modifiable Behaviors: A Pooled Cohort Study 

      Vajdic, C; MacInnis, R; Canfell, K; Hull, P; Arriaga, M; Hirani, V; Cumming, R; Mitchell, P; Byles, J; Giles, G; Banks, E; Taylor, A; Shaw, J; Magliano, D; Marker, J; Adelstein, B; Gill, T; Laaksonen, M
      Published 2018-07-01
      Background Previous estimates of the colorectal cancer (CRC) burden attributed to behaviors have not considered joint effects, competing risk, or population subgroup differences. Methods We pooled data from seven prospective ...
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