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Applied Ergonomics|August 14, 1998
Training for lifting; an unresolved ergonomic issue?A W Sedgwick, J T GormleyJournal of Clinical Epidemiology|February 1, 1993
Relationships between change in aerobic fitness and changes in blood pressure and plasma lipids in men and women: the "Adelaide 1000" 4-year follow upA W Sedgwick, D W Thomas, M DaviesThe Medical Journal of Australia|September 2, 1985
Nutritional profile of recruits to a fitness programmeK I Baghurst, A W Sedgwick, K StrohmThe Medical Journal of Australia|April 18, 1988
Musculoskeletal status of men and women who entered a fitness programmeA W Sedgwick, D S Smith, M J DaviesThe Medical Journal of Australia|May 1, 1989
Follow-up of stress-management coursesA W Sedgwick, B Paul, D Plooij, et al.The Medical Journal of Australia|October 17, 1994
Changes over four years in musculoskeletal impairment in men and womenA W Sedgwick, M J Davies, D S SmithInternational Journal of Obesity|May 1, 1990
Relationships between weight change and blood lipids in men and women: 'the Adelaide 1000'A W Sedgwick, D W Thomas, M Davies, et al.Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine|June 1, 1988
Effects of physical activity on risk factors for coronary heart disease in previously sedentary women: a five-year longitudinal studyA W Sedgwick, A H Davidson, R E Taplin, et al.European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology|January 1, 1981
A pilot study of some associations between behavioural stressors and physiological processes in healthy menA W Sedgwick, A H Davidson, R E Taplin, et al.Journal of Clinical Epidemiology|January 1, 1989
Cross-sectional and longitudinal relationships between physical fitness and risk factors for coronary heart disease in men and women: "the Adelaide 1000"A W Sedgwick, D W Thomas, M Davies, et al.Pageof 2