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170 related items for PubMed ID: 22182478

  • 21. Physical activity, walking and leanness: an analysis of the Northern Ireland Sport and Physical Activity Survey (SAPAS).
    Murphy MH, Donnelly P, Shibli S, Foster C, Nevill AM.
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    Lutfiyya MN, Scott N, Hurliman B, McCullough JE, Zeitz HJ, Lipsky MS.
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  • 23. Associations between active commuting to school, fat mass and lifestyle factors in adolescents: the Kiel Obesity Prevention Study (KOPS).
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  • 31. Longitudinal and cross-sectional changes in active commuting to school among Brazilian schoolchildren.
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    Robertson-Wilson JE, Leatherdale ST, Wong SL.
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  • 38. Active commuting patterns at a large, midwestern college campus.
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  • 40. A prospective examination of children's time spent outdoors, objectively measured physical activity and overweight.
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