A comparison between standard methods and structural nested modelling when bias from a healthy worker survivor effect is suspected: an iron-ore mining cohort study.

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Is outdoor work associated with elevated rates of cerebrovascular disease mortality? A cohort study based on iron-ore mining The Healthy Worker Survivor Effect: Target Parameters and Target Populations.

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