Author: Hwang J-S

Original article 2006;32(2):91-99   pdf
Life-expectancy estimations and the determinants of survival after 15 years of follow-up for 81 249 workers with permanent occupational disabilities

Ho J-J, Hwang J-S, Wang J-D

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