(PDF) Predicting the Long Term Course of Low Back Pain and

Predicting the Long Term Course of Low Back Pain and Its Consequences for Sickness Absence and Associated Work Disability

Occupational and Environmental Medicine - United Kingdom

doi 10.1136/oem.2005.019745

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Occupational Health

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April 6, 2006

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BMJ

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