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Gender Differences in Sickness Absence and the Gender Division of Family Responsibilities
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  • 1997BECOMING MOTHERS AND FATHERS461 cited
  • 2007Changing Resources and the Division of Housework: A Longitudinal Study of Swedish Couples177 cited
  • 2002'The Double Burden': Do Combinations of Career and Family Obligations Increase Sickness Absence among Women?160 cited
  • 2006The Distribution of Total Work in the EU and Us42 cited

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