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N M Hadler

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Spine|May 1, 1997
Back pain in the workplace. What you lift or how you lift matters far less than whether you lift or whenN M Hadler
Spine|May 1, 1995
Controversy. Low back school. Education or exercise?H Hall, N M Hadler
Spine|December 15, 1995
The influence of indemnification by workers' compensation insurance on recovery from acute backache. North Carolina Back Pain ProjectN M Hadler, T S Carey, J Garrett
Spine|September 1, 1987
A benefit of spinal manipulation as adjunctive therapy for acute low-back pain: a stratified controlled trialN M Hadler, P Curtis, D B Gillings, et al.
Spine|February 1, 1996
Acute severe low back pain. A population-based study of prevalence and care-seekingT S Carey, A T Evans, N M Hadler, et al.
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Spine|May 1, 1997
Back pain in the workplace. What you lift or how you lift matters far less than whether you lift or whenN M Hadler
Spine|May 1, 1995
Controversy. Low back school. Education or exercise?H Hall, N M Hadler
Spine|December 15, 1995
The influence of indemnification by workers' compensation insurance on recovery from acute backache. North Carolina Back Pain ProjectN M Hadler, T S Carey, J Garrett
Spine|September 1, 1987
A benefit of spinal manipulation as adjunctive therapy for acute low-back pain: a stratified controlled trialN M Hadler, P Curtis, D B Gillings, et al.
Spine|February 1, 1996
Acute severe low back pain. A population-based study of prevalence and care-seekingT S Carey, A T Evans, N M Hadler, et al.
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