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ARE YOU A YOUNG WOMAN AND INTERESTED IN BECOMING A PARTICIPANT?

alswh participant information

In 2013 we are recruiting a new age-group of young women aged 18 to 23. 

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1921-26 Cohort
Take a look at some interesting facts from the 1921-26 cohort.
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News and Events

The study's major report for 2012, 'Adherence to health guidelines: Findings from the ALSWH' was launched by the Minister for Health, Tanya Plibersek, on 26th September.

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