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Samuel Melamed

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Journal of Occupational Health Psychology|October 27, 2005
The association between burnout, depression, anxiety, and inflammation biomarkers: C-reactive protein and fibrinogen in men and womenSharon Toker, Arie Shirom, Itzhak Shapira, et al.
Preventive Medicine|July 1, 2004
Predicting self-reported health: the CORDIS studyPaul Froom, Samuel Melamed, Israel Triber, et al.
Journal of Psychosomatic Research|May 7, 2020
Burnout, but not job strain, is associated with irritable bowel syndrome in working adultsKeren Hod, Samuel Melamed, Roy Dekel, et al.
Clinical Rehabilitation|February 22, 2022
The Effectiveness of Case-management Rehabilitation Intervention in Facilitating Return to Work and Maintenance of Employment After Myocardial Infarction: Results of a Randomized Controlled TrialOren Zack, Samuel Melamed, Haim Silber, et al.
Blood Cells, Molecules & Diseases|February 25, 2005
Benign hereditary leukopenia-neutropenia does not result from lack of low grade inflammation. A new look in the era of microinflammationShlomo Berliner, Itzhak Shapira, Sharon Toker, et al.
The American Journal of Cardiology|December 28, 2004
Values of high-sensitivity C-reactive protein in each month of the year in apparently healthy individualsOri Rogowski, Sharon Toker, Itzhak Shapira, et al.
Diabetes/Metabolism Research and Reviews|September 24, 2004
Association of components of the metabolic syndrome with the appearance of aggregated red blood cells in the peripheral blood. An unfavorable hemorheological findingSharon Toker, Ori Rogowski, Samuel Melamed, et al.
Biomarkers : Biochemical Indicators of Exposure, Response, and Susceptibility to Chemicals|September 14, 2007
Very low C-reactive protein in apparently healthy individuals: physiological status or just a reflection of an improved health profileOri Rogowski, Itzhak Shapira, Sharon Toker, et al.
Journal of Occupational Health Psychology|September 5, 2013
The relationship between job enrichment and abdominal obesity: a longitudinal field study of apparently healthy individualsYitzhak Fried, Gregory A Laurence, Arie Shirom, et al.
Inflammation|June 21, 2008
Inflammation markers in individuals with history of mental health crisisDan Justo, Yaron Arbel, Gal Altberg, et al.
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Journal of Occupational Health Psychology|October 27, 2005
The association between burnout, depression, anxiety, and inflammation biomarkers: C-reactive protein and fibrinogen in men and womenSharon Toker, Arie Shirom, Itzhak Shapira, et al.
Preventive Medicine|July 1, 2004
Predicting self-reported health: the CORDIS studyPaul Froom, Samuel Melamed, Israel Triber, et al.
Journal of Psychosomatic Research|May 7, 2020
Burnout, but not job strain, is associated with irritable bowel syndrome in working adultsKeren Hod, Samuel Melamed, Roy Dekel, et al.
Clinical Rehabilitation|February 22, 2022
The Effectiveness of Case-management Rehabilitation Intervention in Facilitating Return to Work and Maintenance of Employment After Myocardial Infarction: Results of a Randomized Controlled TrialOren Zack, Samuel Melamed, Haim Silber, et al.
Blood Cells, Molecules & Diseases|February 25, 2005
Benign hereditary leukopenia-neutropenia does not result from lack of low grade inflammation. A new look in the era of microinflammationShlomo Berliner, Itzhak Shapira, Sharon Toker, et al.
The American Journal of Cardiology|December 28, 2004
Values of high-sensitivity C-reactive protein in each month of the year in apparently healthy individualsOri Rogowski, Sharon Toker, Itzhak Shapira, et al.
Diabetes/Metabolism Research and Reviews|September 24, 2004
Association of components of the metabolic syndrome with the appearance of aggregated red blood cells in the peripheral blood. An unfavorable hemorheological findingSharon Toker, Ori Rogowski, Samuel Melamed, et al.
Biomarkers : Biochemical Indicators of Exposure, Response, and Susceptibility to Chemicals|September 14, 2007
Very low C-reactive protein in apparently healthy individuals: physiological status or just a reflection of an improved health profileOri Rogowski, Itzhak Shapira, Sharon Toker, et al.
Journal of Occupational Health Psychology|September 5, 2013
The relationship between job enrichment and abdominal obesity: a longitudinal field study of apparently healthy individualsYitzhak Fried, Gregory A Laurence, Arie Shirom, et al.
Inflammation|June 21, 2008
Inflammation markers in individuals with history of mental health crisisDan Justo, Yaron Arbel, Gal Altberg, et al.
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