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2012Rice intake, weight change and risk of the metabolic syndrome development among Chinese adults: the Jiangsu Nutrition Study (JIN)Shi, Z.; Taylor, A.; Hu, G.; Gill, T.; Wittert, G.
2009Body mass index threshold for obesity using self-reported data among Australian population (letter to the editor)Shi, Z.; Taylor, A.; Gill, T.; Grant, J.; Adams, R.; Wilson, D.
2011The use of a surveillance system to measure changes in mental health in Australian adults during the global financial crisisShi, Z.; Taylor, A.; Goldney, R.; Winefield, H.; Gill, T.; Tuckerman, J.; Wittert, G.
2014Vitamin D levels in an Australian populationGill, T.; Hill, C.; Shanahan, E.; Taylor, A.; Appleton, S.; Grant, J.; Shi, Z.; Grande, E.; Price, K.; Adams, R.
2013Weighting of the data and analytical approaches may account for differences in overcoming the inadequate representativeness of the respondents to the third wave of a cohort studyTaylor, A.; DalGrande, E.; Grant, J.; Appleton, S.; Gill, T.; Shi, Z.; Adams, R.
2012Association between soft drink consumption and asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease among adults in AustraliaShi, Z.; DalGrande, E.; Taylor, A.; Gill, T.; Adams, R.; Wittert, G.
2010Soft drink consumption and mental health problems among adults in AustraliaShi, Z.; Taylor, A.; Wittert, G.; Goldney, R.; Gill, T.
2011Monosodium glutamate is related to a higher increase in blood pressure over 5 years: findings from the Jiangsu Nutrition Study of Chinese adultsShi, Z.; Yuan, B.; Taylor, A.; Dai, Y.; Pan, X.; Gill, T.; Wittert, G.
2013Association between monosodium glutamate intake and sleep-disordered breathing among Chinese adults with normal body weightShi, Z.; Wittert, G.; Yuan, B.; Dai, Y.; Gill, T.; Hu, G.; Adams, R.; Zuo, H.; Taylor, A.
2010Multimorbidity - not just an older person's issue. Results from an Australian biomedical studyTaylor, A.; Price, K.; Gill, T.; Adams, R.; Pilkington, R.; Carrangis, N.; Shi, Z.; Wilson, D.

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