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Risk Factors For Problematic Alcohol Use Among Male Waste Pickers And Caddies In Johannesburg South Africa A Cross Sectional Study

National Health Laboratory ServiceRef: https://www.nhls.ac.za/risk-factors-for-problematic-alcohol-use-among-male-waste-pickers-and-caddies-in-johannesburg-south-africa-a-cross-sectional-study/

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The document appears to be a citation and page content for a research article titled 'Risk factors for problematic alcohol use among male waste pickers and caddies in Johannesburg, South Africa: a cross-sectional study,' published in Archives of Environmental & Occupational Health in 2022. It lists author names, the journal citation, and site navigation from the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) website, indicating the page is a bibliographic entry rather than the full study text. The content provided does not include the full study details, methods, results, or conclusions beyond the citation and related site elements.

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  • title: Risk factors for problematic alcohol use among male waste pickers and caddies in Johannesburg, South Africa: a cross-sectional study
  • authors: Mdleleni S, Naicker N, Made F, Ntlebi V, Kootbodien T, Tlotleng N, et al.
  • journal: Arch Environ Occup Health
  • year: 2022
  • volume(issue): 77(4)
  • pages: 309-319
  • source: National Health Laboratory Service site page
  • content type: bibliographic entry only