Author: Weel ANH

Original article 2013;39(3):284-294   pdf full text
Long-term effects of an occupational health guideline on employees’ body weight-related outcomes, cardiovascular disease risk factors, and quality of life: results from a randomized controlled trial

Verweij LM, Proper KI, Weel ANH, Hulshof CTJ, van Mechelen W

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