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abraham, S.
eating disorders
2008 - Oxford University Press
In-text: (abraham, 2008)
Your Bibliography: abraham, s., 2008. eating disorders. 6th ed. Oxford University Press.
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Website
Boseley, S.
Obesity could bankrupt NHS if left unchecked
2014
In-text: (Boseley, 2014)
Your Bibliography: Boseley, S., 2014. Obesity could bankrupt NHS if left unchecked. [online] the Guardian. Available at: <http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/sep/17/obesity-bankrupt-nhs-warning> [Accessed 3 March 2015].
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Clarke, K., Maltby, T. and Kennett, P.
Social policy review 19
2007 - Policy - Bristol, UK
In-text: (Clarke, Maltby and Kennett, 2007)
Your Bibliography: Clarke, K., Maltby, T. and Kennett, P., 2007. Social policy review 19. Bristol, UK: Policy.
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Organization, W. H.
Obesity - Preventing and Managing the Global Epidemic
2000 - World Health Organization
In-text: (Organization, 2000)
Your Bibliography: Organization, W., 2000. Obesity - Preventing and Managing the Global Epidemic. World Health Organization.
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Reynolds, C.
Public Health and Environment Law
2011 - Federation Press
In-text: (Reynolds, 2011)
Your Bibliography: Reynolds, C., 2011. Public Health and Environment Law. Federation Press.
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