Gender differences in load carriage injuries of Australian army soldiers

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, November 2016

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@IndiaToday @AbhishekBhalla7 "load carriage injuries and rates of serious load carriage injuries will increase in female soldiers." https://t.co/70XQha3eEv

@taapsee Women have 3 times less upper body strength and twice prone to injuries than men. There is no equality in nature. https://t.co/cbbuLbOE95

RT @Majatek: @DavidNathanaelx @barf_captain @Bearocalypse @Grummz "females have a higher incidence of march fractures than men" https://t.c…

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