Final report - Risk factors for eye disease and injury
2 Background
- Abbreviations and acronyms
- Summary
1 Introduction
2 Background- 3. Methods
- 4 Tabulated results
- 5 Description of results
- 6 Areas requiring further research
- Appendix 1 Review term
- Appendix 2 Search strategy
- Appendix 3 Summary of searches and results
- Appendix 4 Summary results tables
- Appendix 5 Quality assessments for review articles
- Appendix 6 References excluded
- Appendix 7 Included references
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