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June 3, 2024Annals of Work Exposures and Health

Response to: Letter to the Editor—Productivity as an efficacy measure in rest-shade-hydration interventions: the need for a more complete dissemination and implementation science approach by Dally M and Newman LS

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EHErik HanssonKJKristina JakobssonJGJason Glaser

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