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International Journal of Health Services : Planning, Administration, Evaluation|March 18, 1999
One-eyed science: scientists, workplace reproductive hazards, and the right to workK Messing
Medical Anthropology Quarterly|June 17, 1998
Hospital trash: cleaners speak of their role in disease preventionK Messing
International Journal of Health Services : Planning, Administration, Evaluation|January 1, 1982
Do men and women have different jobs because of their biological differences?K Messing
Women & Health|January 1, 1997
Women's occupational health: a critical review and discussion of current issuesK Messing
Women & Health|January 1, 1992
Introduction: research directed to improving women's occupational healthK Messing
Journal of the American Medical Women'S Association (1972)|May 16, 2000
Ergonomic studies provide information about occupational exposure differences between women and menK Messing
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|April 1, 1995
Perimenstrual symptoms and working conditions among hospital workers in QuebecF Tissot, K Messing
Applied Ergonomics|February 24, 2001
Standing and very slow walking: foot pain-pressure threshold, subjective pain experience and work activityK Messing, A Kilbom
Mutation Research|October 1, 1985
In vivo mutant frequency rises among breast cancer patients after exposure to high doses of gamma-radiationK Messing, W E Bradley
Women & Health|August 29, 2001
Women workers confront one-eyed science: building alliances to improve women's occupational healthK Messing, S de Grosbois
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International Journal of Health Services : Planning, Administration, Evaluation|March 18, 1999
One-eyed science: scientists, workplace reproductive hazards, and the right to workK Messing
Medical Anthropology Quarterly|June 17, 1998
Hospital trash: cleaners speak of their role in disease preventionK Messing
International Journal of Health Services : Planning, Administration, Evaluation|January 1, 1982
Do men and women have different jobs because of their biological differences?K Messing
Women & Health|January 1, 1997
Women's occupational health: a critical review and discussion of current issuesK Messing
Women & Health|January 1, 1992
Introduction: research directed to improving women's occupational healthK Messing
Journal of the American Medical Women'S Association (1972)|May 16, 2000
Ergonomic studies provide information about occupational exposure differences between women and menK Messing
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|April 1, 1995
Perimenstrual symptoms and working conditions among hospital workers in QuebecF Tissot, K Messing
Applied Ergonomics|February 24, 2001
Standing and very slow walking: foot pain-pressure threshold, subjective pain experience and work activityK Messing, A Kilbom
Mutation Research|October 1, 1985
In vivo mutant frequency rises among breast cancer patients after exposure to high doses of gamma-radiationK Messing, W E Bradley
Women & Health|August 29, 2001
Women workers confront one-eyed science: building alliances to improve women's occupational healthK Messing, S de Grosbois
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