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2004Obesity is a risk factor for peritonitis in the Australian and New Zealand peritoneal dialysis patient populationsMcDonald, S.; Collins, J.; Rumpsfeld, M.; Johnson, D.
2009Stroke prevention and stroke thrombolysis: quantifying the potential benefits of best practice therapiesKleinig, T.; Kimber, T.; Thompson, P.
1996Initial trends in quality of life and survival in CAL patients on domiciliary oxygen therapyCrockett, A.; Cranston, J.; Moss, J.; Alpers, J.
1996Dental anxiety among AustraliansThomson, W.; Stewart, J.; Carter, K.; Spencer, A.
2019Higher serum sex hormone-binding globulin levels are associated with incident cardiovascular disease in menGyawali, P.; Martin, S.A.; Heilbronn, L.K.; Vincent, A.D.; Jenkins, A.J.; Januszewski, A.S.; Adams, R.J.T.; O'Loughlin, P.D.; Wittert, G.A.
2021The impact of COVID-19 critical illness on new disability, functional outcomes and return to work at 6 months: a prospective cohort studyHodgson, C.L.; Higgins, A.M.; Bailey, M.J.; Mather, A.M.; Beach, L.; Bellomo, R.; Bissett, B.; Boden, I.J.; Bradley, S.; Burrell, A.; Cooper, D.J.; Fulcher, B.J.; Haines, K.J.; Hopkins, J.; Jones, A.Y.M.; Lane, S.; Lawrence, D.; van der Lee, L.; Liacos, J.; Linke, N.J.; et al.
2013Cause-specific mortality and 30-year relative survival of Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitisSelinger, C.; Andrews, J.; Dent, O.; Norton, I.; Jones, B.; McDonald, C.; Cowlishaw, J.; Barr, G.; Selby, W.; Leong, R.
2014Preoperative factors predicting clinical outcome following laparoscopic fundoplicationStaehelin, A.; Zingg, U.; Devitt, P.; Esterman, A.; Smith, L.; Jamieson, G.; Watson, D.
2006Late reintervention for aortic graft-related events and new aortoiliac disease after open abdominal aortic aneurysm repair in an Australian populationAdam, D.; Fitridge, R.; Raptis, S.
2010Body mass index and unintentional weight change associated with all-cause mortality in older Australians: the Melbourne Longitudinal Studies on Healthy Ageing (MELSHA)Atlantis, E.; Browning, C.; Kendig, H.

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