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A1246A: Physical activity patterns in mid-life and associations with health outcomes in women

A1314A: Fibroids in Australian Women

A1359A: Prevalence of heavy menstrual bleeding, treatments used, and factors associated with treatment use.

A1359B: Prevalence of heavy menstrual bleeding in Australian women, treatments used, and factors associated with treatment use.

A1360A: The association of maternal occupational factors (working hours, shift work) with preterm birth in employed Australian women

A1392B: Intergenerational patterns of multimorbidity: evidence for the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s Health

A1407A: Impact of domestic violence on women’s employment, educational attainment, and mental health

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