Author: Tsukishima E

Original article 2004;30(2):129-138   pdf
Urinary catecholamines and salivary cortisol on workdays and days off in relation to job strain among female health care providers

Fujiwara K, Tsukishima E, Kasai S, Masuchi A, Tsutsumi A, Kawakami N, Miyake H, Kishi R

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