B. McGill

Publishing 2020

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  1. Sociodemographic and health risk profile associated with participation in a private health insurance weight loss maintenance and chronic disease management program
    B. McGill, B. J. O'Hara, Anne C. Grunseit, Adrian Bauman, Luke Lawler, Philayrath Phongsavan
    australian health review 2020 427 reads

Possible papers by B. McGill 3

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  1. Healthy Weight for Life programme: Evaluating the practice and effectiveness of a weight loss maintenance programme in the private health insurance setting.
    as Bronwyn McGill sage open medicine 2019 The University of Sydney
    Shared co-author: Anne C. Grunseit, Adrian Bauman +2
  2. Implementation of an Early Childhood Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Program in New South Wales, Australia: .
    as Bronwyn McGill Frontiers in public health 2020 The University of Sydney
    Same name only
  3. an assessment of methods and remote-sensing derived covariates for regional predictions of 1 km daily maximum air temperature
    as Brian McGill Journal of pharmacological sciences 2014
    Same name only

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