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Brighter tomorrows: Dynamic simulation modelling for local suicide prevention

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What if…? How simulation modelling can help reduce the burden of osteoporosis bone fractures

A race against time: How computer simulation modelling can help us tackle cardiovascular disease

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PUBLICATION DATE

1 May 2017

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Modelling
Mental health

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