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October 27, 2019Scandinavian Journal of Work Environment & HealthOpen Access

Multimorbidity is common among young workers and related to increased work absenteeism and presenteeism: results from the population–based Raine Study cohort

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STSigrid TroelstraTrimbos InstituteLSLeon StrakerCurtin UniversityMHMark N. HarrisCurtin University

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