A correlation between sickness or injury within two weeks, chronic diseases and fatigue among adults aged 18-45 years.

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Dong-Hui Guo

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Ling-Ling Huang

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Meng-Juan Jing

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Pei-Xi Wang

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Xiao-Xiao Wang

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10.1080/13548506.2017.1371313

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