Informal Jobs: Another Occupational Hazard for Women’s Mental Health?International Journal of Epidemiology

By Vilma S. Santana, Dana Loomis, Beth Newman, Siobán D. Harlow on January 01, 1997

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Santana, Vilma S., Loomis, Dana, Newman, Beth, and Harlow, Siobán D. Informal Jobs: Another Occupational Hazard for Women’s Mental Health?International Journal of Epidemiology. , , . , 1997. Santana, V. S., Loomis, D., Newman, B., and Harlow, S. D. (1997). Informal Jobs: Another Occupational Hazard for Women’s Mental Health?International Journal of Epidemiology. , , . Santana, Vilma S., Loomis, Dana, Newman, Beth, and Harlow, Siobán D. "Informal Jobs: Another Occupational Hazard for Women’s Mental Health?International Journal of Epidemiology." 1997, .Santana Vilma S., Loomis Dana, Newman Beth, and Harlow Siobán D. "Informal Jobs: Another Occupational Hazard for Women’s Mental Health?International Journal of Epidemiology." (1997). Santana, V S, Loomis, D, Newman, B, and Harlow, S D 1997, 'Informal Jobs: Another Occupational Hazard for Women’s Mental Health?International Journal of Epidemiology', , , . Vilma S Santana, Dana Loomis, Beth Newman, and Siobán D Harlow, 'Informal Jobs: Another Occupational Hazard for Women’s Mental Health?International Journal of Epidemiology' (1997). Santana V. S., Loomis D., Newman B., and Harlow S. D. Informal Jobs: Another Occupational Hazard for Women’s Mental Health?International Journal of Epidemiology. . 1997. Santana, Vilma S., Loomis, Dana, Newman, Beth, and Harlow, Siobán D. Informal Jobs: Another Occupational Hazard for Women’s Mental Health?International Journal of Epidemiology. . 1997. , .

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