Author: Møller SV

Original article 2017;43(6):578-586   pdf full text
Night work, long work weeks, and risk of accidental injuries. A register-based study

Larsen AD, Hannerz H, Møller SV, Dyreborg J, Bonde JP, Hansen J, Kolstad HA, Hansen ÅM, Garde AH
 

Original article 2016;42(1):43-51   pdf full text
Multi-wave cohort study of sedentary work and risk of ischemic heart disease

Møller SV, Hannerz H, Hansen AM, Burr H, Holtermann A

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