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2017Factors influencing early feeding of foods and drinks containing free sugars-a birth cohort studyHa, D.; Do, L.; Spencer, A.; Thomson, W.; Golley, R.; Rugg-Gunn, A.; Levy, S.; Scott, J.
2016Lesion Evaluation, Screening and Identification of Oral Neoplasia Study: an assessment of high-risk Australian populationsDost, F.; Do, L.; Farah, C.
2016Caution needed in altering the 'optimum' fluoride concentration in drinking waterSpencer, A.; Do, L.
2021Early life and socio-economic determinants of dietary trajectories in infancy and early childhood – results from the HSHK birth cohort studyManohar, N.; Hayen, A.; Do, L.; Scott, J.; Bhole, S.; Arora, A.
2021The influence of family socioeconomic status on toothbrushing practices in Australian childrenTrinh, V.A.; Tarbit, E.; Do, L.; Ha, D.; Tadakamadla, S.K.
2018Relative validity of a 24-h recall in assessing intake of key nutrients in a cohort of Australian toddlersBeaton, E.; Wright, J.; Devenish, G.; Do, L.; Scott, J.
2015Contemporary multilevel analysis of the effectiveness of water fluoridation in AustraliaDo, L.; Spencer, A.
2013Effects of full-mouth scaling on the periodontal health of indigenous Australians: a randomized controlled trialKapellas, K.; Do, L.; Bartold, P.; Skilton, M.; Maple-Brown, L.; O'Dea, K.; Brown, A.; Celermajer, D.; Slade, G.; Jamieson, L.
2014Prevalence, extent and severity of severe periodontal destruction in an urban Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populationRoberts-Thomson, K.; Do, L.; Bartold, P.; Daniels, J.; Grosse, A.; Meihubers, S.
2014Associations between periodontal disease and cardiovascular surrogate measures among Indigenous AustraliansKapellas, K.; Jamieson, L.; Do, L.; Bartold, P.; Wang, H.; Maple-Brown, L.; Sullivan, D.; O'Dea, K.; Brown, A.; Celermajer, D.; Slade, G.; Skilton, M.

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