Abramson, Michael

Blackman, Jillian

Brown, David

Campbell, Tim

Carroll, Matthew

Del Monaco, Anthony

Denny, Susan

Dimitriadis, Christina

Gao, Caroline

Guo, Yuming

Harrison, Sharon

Johnson, Amanda

Liew, Danny

Maybery, Darryl

O'Dwyer, Tom

Sim, Malcolm

Walker, Judi

This report comprises Volume 2 of the Hazelwood Health Study Adult Survey findings, which aimed to assess whether people who were heavily exposed to emissions from the Hazelwood mine fire in February 2014, compared with otherwise similar people who were less or minimally exposed to emissions from the fire, currently have cardiovascular, respiratory or psychological symptoms or conditions.The Adult Survey recruited 3,096 people in Morwell (34% of those eligible) and 960 (23%) in Sale approximately 2.5 years after the mine fire event. Participants provided self-reported health and demographic data via an interviewer-administered, or self-administered, survey.<br/

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Hazelwood Health Study Adult Survey:Volume 2 The relationship between Hazelwood mine fire smoke exposure and health outcomes

Hazelwood Health Study Adult Survey:Volume 2 The relationship between Hazelwood mine fire smoke exposure and health outcomes

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