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Effects of whole-body vibration on body functions and structures, activity and participation in individuals with stroke: a randomized controlled trial by Liao, L.-R, Ng, G.Y.F, Jones, A.Y.M, Huang, M.-Z, Pang, M.Y.C

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End-expiratory carbon monoxide levels in healthy subjects living in a densely populated urban environment by Jones, A.Y.M., Lam, P.K.W.

“…Carbon monoxide (CO) has a high affinity for haemoglobin and is a common cause of poisoning in industry and the home. Exhaled CO levels in patients with…”
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Neck and Upper Limb Muscle Activity During Electronic Game Playing in School Children by Lui, D.P.Y., Szeto, G.P.Y., Jones, A.Y.M.

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Sedentary Lifestyle and Electronic Game Use Contributes to Musculoskeletal Discomfort in Hong Kong Primary and Secondary School Students by Lui, D.P.Y., Szeto, G.P.Y., Jones, A.Y.M.

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Acute effects of whole body vibration on leg muscle activity, oxygen consumption and heart rate in individuals with chronic stroke by Liao, L.-R., Ng, G.Y.F., Jones, A.Y.M., Pang, M.Y.C.

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The Pattern of Physical Activity Participation and its Association with Body Weight and Self-Reported Musculoskeletal Symptoms in Hong Kong Primary 4 to Secondary 3 Students by Lui, D.P.Y., Szeto, G.P.Y., Jones, A.Y.M.

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Association of Cardiovascular Health with Tibial Bone Density and Geometry in Chronic Stroke Survivors by Yang, F.Z.H., Jones, A.Y.M., Yip, S.P., Li, L.S.W., Pang, M.Y.C.

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Bone Mineral Density and Geometry of the Distal Radius Epiphsyis in Chronic Stroke Patients: Influence of Muscle Function and Cardiovascular Health by Cheng, A.Q., Jones, A.Y.M., Zhang, M., Li, L.S.W., Yang, F.Z.H., Cheng, E.K.W., Pang, M.Y.C.

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Interrelationships between anxiety, lifestyle self-reports and fitness in a sample of Hong Kong University students by Jones, A Y M, Dean, E, Lo, S K

“…Although anxiety in university students has been well documented, the influence of lifestyle and fitness status in relation to anxiety has not been…”
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