The authors of two articles:

Beata Pepłońska,  Agnieszka Bukowska, Wojciech Sobala, Association of Rotating Night Shift Work with BMI and Abdominal Obesity among Nurses and Midwives PLoS ONE (7) 21, 2015

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Maria J. López ,  Esteve Fernández, Giuseppe Gorini, Hanns Moshammer, Kinga Polanska, Luke Clancy, Bertrand Dautzenberg, Agnes Delrieu, Giovanni Invernizzi, Glòria Muñoz, Jose Precioso, Ario Ruprecht, Peter Stansty, Wojciech Hanke, Manel Nebot,  Exposure to Secondhand Smoke in Terraces and Other Outdoor Areas of Hospitality Venues in Eight European Countries PLoS ONE (8) 1, 2012

have received a congratulatory letter from the publisher informing about the high altmetrics indexes of interest in the publication.

The article on the relation between rotating night shift work of nurses and midwives and the increase in BMI and abdominal obesity is among top 25% of the most viewed and cited PLoS ONE works in 2015. From the date of publication, it had 6749 views, 16 cites and 17 social media shares.

The other article describing the assessment of levels of exposure to secondhand smoke in terraces and other outdoor areas of hospitality venues in eight European countries, is among top 25% of the most viewed and cited PLoS ONE works in 2012. From the date of publication, it had 4163 views, 24 cites and 4 social media shares.

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