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Publications

An epidemiological study of the relative importance of damp housing in relation to adult health.

Evans J. et al, (2000), J Epidemiol Community Health, 54, 677 - 686

A comparison between trap and flotation methods of sampling in quantifying mite exposure

Htut T. et al, (1998), Thorax, 53

Sex differences in the use of asthma drugs: cross sectional study.

Sexton M. et al, (1998), BMJ, 317, 1434 - 1437

The association of nocturnal asthma with asthma severity.

Fix A. et al, (1997), J Asthma, 34, 329 - 336

Rates of admission to hospital for asthma.

Hyndman SJ. et al, (1994), BMJ, 308, 1596 - 1600

Humidity regulation in the management of asthma patients sensitized to house dust mites.

Hyndman SJ. et al, (1994), Q J Med, 87, 367 - 372

Criteria formulation and application: an evaluative framework.

Kitson A. et al, (1994), Int J Nurs Stud, 31, 155 - 167

A comparison of expert- and practitioner-derived criteria for post-operative pain management.

Kitson A. et al, (1993), J Adv Nurs, 18, 218 - 232

Housing and health.

(1990), BMJ, 300, 45 - 46

Housing dampness and health amongst British Bengalis in East London

Hyndman SJ., (1990), Social Science & Medicine, 30, 131 - 141

HOW CELTIC ARE THE CORNISH - A STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL AFFINITIES

HARVEY RG. et al, (1986), MAN, 21, 177 - 201

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