Person Prof Flavia Cicuttini National Health and Medical Research Council Viewed: [[ro.stat.viewed]] Click to explore relationships graph Help Related Grants and Projects $relation_to_title = []; $dupes = 0;?> Participant in A 10 year follow up of the Tasmanian Older adult cohort (TASOAC). (funded by National Health and Medical Research Council) Participant in A long term follow-up of the offspring cohort: a controlled study of those at higher risk of knee osteoarthritis (funded by National Health and Medical Research Council) Participant in A longitudinal study of knee osteoarthritis using X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging Participant in A randomised trial of zoledronic acid for osteoarthritis of the knee (funded by National Health and Medical Research Council) Principal investigator of Clinical trial of antioxidants to slow progression of osteoarthritis (funded by National Health and Medical Research Council) View all 19 related grants and projects User Contributed Tags Login to tag this record with meaningful keywords to make it easier to discover Saved to MyRDA Save to MyRDA
Click to explore relationships graph Help Related Grants and Projects $relation_to_title = []; $dupes = 0;?> Participant in A 10 year follow up of the Tasmanian Older adult cohort (TASOAC). (funded by National Health and Medical Research Council) Participant in A long term follow-up of the offspring cohort: a controlled study of those at higher risk of knee osteoarthritis (funded by National Health and Medical Research Council) Participant in A longitudinal study of knee osteoarthritis using X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging Participant in A randomised trial of zoledronic acid for osteoarthritis of the knee (funded by National Health and Medical Research Council) Principal investigator of Clinical trial of antioxidants to slow progression of osteoarthritis (funded by National Health and Medical Research Council) View all 19 related grants and projects User Contributed Tags Login to tag this record with meaningful keywords to make it easier to discover