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Climate change: the implications for policy on injury control and health promotion

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Climate change: the implications for policy on injury control and health promotion (English)

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I Roberts

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M Hillman

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December 2005

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Injury Prevention

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11

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6

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326-9

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10.1136/IP.2005.009910

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