S A Malcolm
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1.
Farber J, Malcolm S, Weiss K, Johnston M
J Food Prot
. 2019 Apr;
51(5):397-401.
PMID: 30978902
A national survey was conducted to determine the overall microbiological quality of fresh and frozen breakfast-type sausages manufactured in Canada. Fresh (61 lots; 55 producers) and frozen (62 lots; 35...
2.
Bennell K, Malcolm S, Brukner P, Green R, Hopper J, Wark J, et al.
Calcif Tissue Int
. 1998 Jun;
63(1):80-5.
PMID: 9632851
Bone remodeling may be involved in the pathogenesis of stress fractures in athletes. We conducted a 12-month prospective study to evaluate bone turnover in 46 female and 49 male track...
3.
Bennell K, Malcolm S, Wark J, Brukner P
Scand J Med Sci Sports
. 1997 Oct;
7(5):261-73.
PMID: 9338943
This article reviews the skeletal effects and clinical implications of menstrual disturbances in active women. At the lumbar spine, menstrual disturbances are associated with premature bone loss or failure to...
4.
Bennell K, Malcolm S, Khan K, Thomas S, Reid S, Brukner P, et al.
Bone
. 1997 May;
20(5):477-84.
PMID: 9145246
Strain magnitude may be more important than the number of loading cycles in controlling bone adaptation to loading. To test this hypothesis, we performed a 12 month longitudinal cohort study...
5.
Bennell K, Malcolm S, Thomas S, Reid S, Brukner P, Ebeling P, et al.
Am J Sports Med
. 1996 Nov;
24(6):810-8.
PMID: 8947404
The aim of this 12-month prospective study was to investigate risk factors for stress fractures in a cohort of 53 female and 58 male track and field athletes, aged 17...
6.
Bennell K, Brukner P, Malcolm S
Br J Sports Med
. 1996 Sep;
30(3):205-8.
PMID: 8889111
It is apparent that bone density in male athletes can be reduced without a concomitant decrease in testosterone, suggesting that bone density and testosterone concentrations in the normal range are...
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Bennell K, Malcolm S, Wark J, Brukner P
Br J Sports Med
. 1996 Sep;
30(3):200-4.
PMID: 8889110
It would seem that the development of a stress fracture results from unsuccessful adaptation of bone to a change in its mechanical environment caused by repetitive loading. It involves the...
8.
Bennell K, Malcolm S, Thomas S, Wark J, Brukner P
Am J Sports Med
. 1996 Mar;
24(2):211-7.
PMID: 8775123
The incidence and distribution of stress fractures were evaluated prospectively over 12 months in 53 female and 58 male competitive track and field athletes (age range, 17 to 26 years)....
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Bennell K, Malcolm S, Thomas S, Ebeling P, McCrory P, Wark J, et al.
Clin J Sport Med
. 1995 Oct;
5(4):229-35.
PMID: 7496847
The incidence and nature of stress fractures and the relationship of potential risk factors to stress-fracture history were investigated retrospectively in a group of 53 female competitive track-and-field athletes. Forty-five...
10.
Malcolm S, Anstee A, Halloran M
Ergonomics
. 1995 May;
38(5):1019-24.
PMID: 7737099
Time course changes in plasma creatine kinase activity during repetitive physical work were studied. Study groups consisted of a control group who performed sedentary administrative work and an experimental group...