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Bruce Hocking

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The Medical Journal of Australia|February 8, 2006
The Inquiry into the Waterfall train crash: implications for medical examinations of safety-critical workersBruce Hocking
Occupational Medicine (Oxford, England)|March 15, 2003
Neurological effects of radiofrequency radiationBruce Hocking, R Westerman
Australian Family Physician|October 4, 2003
New medical standards for driversBruce Hocking, Fiona Landgren
Archives of Environmental Health|September 17, 2004
Decreased survival for childhood leukemia in proximity to television towersBruce Hocking, Ian Gordon
Neuroscience Letters|May 12, 2004
Diseases of modern living: neurological changes associated with mobile phones and radiofrequency radiation in humansRoderick Westerman, Bruce Hocking
International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics : JOSE|June 7, 2008
Guidance note: risk management of workers with medical electronic devices and metallic implants in electromagnetic fieldsBruce Hocking, Kjell Hansson Mild
Internal Medicine Journal|August 23, 2018
When should the driver with a history of substance misuse be allowed to return to the wheel? A review of the substance misuse section of the Australian national guidelinesEdward J D Ogden, Joris C Verster, Amie C Hayley, et al.
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The Medical Journal of Australia|February 8, 2006
The Inquiry into the Waterfall train crash: implications for medical examinations of safety-critical workersBruce Hocking
Occupational Medicine (Oxford, England)|March 15, 2003
Neurological effects of radiofrequency radiationBruce Hocking, R Westerman
Australian Family Physician|October 4, 2003
New medical standards for driversBruce Hocking, Fiona Landgren
Archives of Environmental Health|September 17, 2004
Decreased survival for childhood leukemia in proximity to television towersBruce Hocking, Ian Gordon
Neuroscience Letters|May 12, 2004
Diseases of modern living: neurological changes associated with mobile phones and radiofrequency radiation in humansRoderick Westerman, Bruce Hocking
International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics : JOSE|June 7, 2008
Guidance note: risk management of workers with medical electronic devices and metallic implants in electromagnetic fieldsBruce Hocking, Kjell Hansson Mild
Internal Medicine Journal|August 23, 2018
When should the driver with a history of substance misuse be allowed to return to the wheel? A review of the substance misuse section of the Australian national guidelinesEdward J D Ogden, Joris C Verster, Amie C Hayley, et al.
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