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Active Transportation and Adolescents’ Health

Richard Larouche, Guy Faulkner, Michelle Fortier, Mark Stephen Tremblay

2014-04-16articleAmerican Journal of Preventive Medicine55 citationsclosed

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Urban Transport and Accessibility Physical Activity and Health Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet

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