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Author: Sasaki T
Original article
2011;37(5):418-426
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Weekend sleep intervention for workers with habitually short sleep periods
Kubo T
,
Takahashi M
,
Sato T
,
Sasaki T
,
Oka T
,
Iwasaki K
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