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2015Lower urinary tract symptoms, depression, anxiety and systemic inflammatory factors in men: a population-based cohort studyMartin, S.; Vincent, A.; Taylor, A.W.; Atlantis, E.; Jenkins, A.; Januszewski, A.; O Loughlin, P.; Wittert, G.; Seedat, S.
2002Effects of exogenous corticotropin-releasing factor on antropyloroduodenal motility and appetite in humansSu, Y.; Doran, S.; Wittert, G.; Chapman, I.; Jones, K.; Smout, A.; Horowitz, M.
2018Suitability of the Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS) for economic evaluation: an assessment of its convergent and discriminant validityKaambwa, B.; Mpundu-Kaambwa, C.; Adams, R.; Appleton, S.; Martin, S.; Wittert, G.
2008Lifestyle factors associated with age-related differences in body composition: the Florey Adelaide Male Aging StudyAtlantis, E.; Martin, S.; Haren, M.; Taylor, A.; Wittert, G.
2015The association of socio-demographic status, lifestyle factors and dietary patterns with total urinary phthalates in Australian menBai, P.; Wittert, G.; Taylor, A.; Martin, S.; Milne, R.; Shi, Z.; Behrens, T.
2012Chronic medical conditions mediate the association between depression and cardiovascular disease mortalityAtlantis, E.; Shi, Z.; Penninx, B.; Wittert, G.; Taylor, A.; Almeida, O.
2011Specific medical conditions associated with clinically significant depressive symptoms in menAtlantis, E.; Lange, K.; Goldney, R.; Martin, S.; Haren, M.; Taylor, A.; O'Loughlin, P.; Marshall, V.; Tilley, W.; Wittert, G.
2006Peripheral INSL3 concentrations decline with age in a large population of Australian menAnand Ivell, R.; Wohlgemuth, J.; Haren, M.; Hope, P.; Hatzinikolas, G.; Wittert, G.; Ivell, R.
2012Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drug use and levels of oestrogens and androgens in menGates, M.; Araujo, A.; Hall, S.; Wittert, G.; McKinlay, J.
1996Adaptation of the hypothalamo-pituitary adrenal axis to chronic exercise stressWittert, G.; Livesey, J.; Espiner, E.; Donald, R.

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