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    • The case for a smokers' licence. 

      Chapman, Simon
      Published 2012-05-21
      The history of tobacco control has seen the introduction of policies initially considered radical, but which rapidly came to be considered normal and essential to the goals of reducing use and the burden of disease that ...
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    • A disease in search of a cause: a study of self-citation and press release pronouncement in the factoid of wind farms causing “vibroacoustic disease”. 

      Chapman, Simon; St.George, Alexis
      Published 2012-05-18
      Background In recent years, claims have proliferated that wind turbines cause a large variety of diseases. Two of these, “Wind Turbine Syndrome” (WTS) and “Vibroacoustic disease” (VAD) are frequently mentioned. Seventeen ...
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    • Planned caesarean section (CS) for second birth following a first vaginal birth (VB) 

      Chen, Jian Sheng
      Published 2012-05-02
      Introduction There is international concern over rising rates of CS and its impacts on maternal and neonatal health outcomes. Of interest are the factors driving the increase in primary caesareans in a 2nd birth. Objectives ...
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    • Environmental tobacco smoke in outdoor areas: a rapid review of the research literature. 

      Chapman, Simon; Hyland, Andrew
      Published 2011-11-25
      Restrictions on smoking outdoors have been introduced for reasons of public amenity and to promote litter reduction. This review considers the evidence about whether outdoor secondhand smoke (SHS) might also pose health ...
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    • Patients who choose not to dialyze 

      Morton, Rachael Lisa
      Published 2011-09-08
      Introduction and aims: Some patients with Stage 5 chronic kidney disease (CKD) choose supportive non-dialytic management or conservative care in preference to dialysis. The aims of this study were to estimate the national ...
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