Author: Waldemar G

Original article 2017;43(6):569-577   pdf full text
Shift work, long working hours, and later risk of dementia: A long-term follow-up of the Copenhagen Male Study

Nabe-Nielsen K, Garde AH, Ishtiak-Ahmed K, Gyntelberg F, Mortensen EL, Phung TKT, Rod NH, Waldemar G, Westendorp RGJ, Hansen ÅM

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