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Author/Creator Lovelace, Robin

1. A53 Cycling health and climate: what are the circumstances under which cycling can contribute to substantive greenhouse gas emission reductions and whose travel should be targeted to achieve the biggest health and climate benefits?. Issue 2 (June 2015)

Authors:
Woodcock, James; Lovelace, Robin; Tainio, Marko
Journal:
Journal of transport & health
Issue:
Volume 2:Issue 2(2015:Jun.)Supplement
Page Start:
S32
Record Type:
Journal Article
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4. Association of prevalence of active transport to work and incidence of myocardial infarction: A nationwide ecological study. (29th August 2020)

Authors:
Munyombwe, Theresa; Lovelace, Robin; Green, Mark; Norman, Paul; Walpole, Sarah; Hall, Marlous; Timmis, Adam; Batin, Phil; Brownlee, Alistair; Brownlee, Jonathan; Oliver, Ged; Gale, Chris P
Journal:
European journal of preventive cardiology
Issue:
Volume 27:Number 8(2020)
Page Start:
822
Record Type:
Journal Article
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5. Association of prevalence of active transport to work and incidence of myocardial infarction: A nationwide ecological study. (May 2020)

Authors:
Munyombwe, Theresa; Lovelace, Robin; Green, Mark; Norman, Paul; Walpole, Sarah; Hall, Marlous; Timmis, Adam; Batin, Phil; Brownlee, Alistair; Brownlee, Jonathan; Oliver, Ged; Gale, Chris P
Journal:
European journal of preventive cardiology
Issue:
Volume 27:Number 8(2020)
Page Start:
822
Record Type:
Journal Article
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