15 results on '"Sibbritt, David"'
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2. The characteristics of women using different forms of botanical medicines to manage pregnancy-related health conditions: A preliminary cross-sectional analysis
3. Enhancing complementary and integrative medicine research through the use of data linkage
4. Risk factors associated with intestinal permeability in an adult population: A systematic review
5. Reasons for disclosing conventional and complementary medicine use to health care providers: communication by patients with and without chronic conditions
6. Health Service Use and Self-care (including Complementary and Alternative Medicine) by Australian Women with Sleeping Problems
7. Generational Differences in Young Women's Complementary Medicine Use Motivators: Analysis of Data Obtained from Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health
8. Health behaviour change associated with complementary medicine use: Analysis of the National Health Interview Survey 2012
9. Why we need practice-based research networks in complementary and integrative health care: learning from contemporary experiences
10. Broadening the research gaze in complementary and integrative medicine: towards a critical public health and health services research program
11. Do fish oil supplements benefit people with hypertension? Results from the 45 and Up Study
12. The use of yoga and meditation users by older Australian women – results from the 45 and Up study
13. Developing a multi-modality complementary medicine practice-based research network: The PRACI project
14. The failure of contemporary law and regulation to keep pace with growing complementary medicine (CM) use: The significance of examining ‘hidden’ gaps in Australia's current regulatory and legislative infrastructure
15. The use of Benincasa hispidafor the treatment of uninvestigated dyspepsia: Preliminary results of a non-randomised open label pilot clinical trial
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