British adults' views on the health benefits of moderate and vigorous activity (Q47756606)

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British adults' views on the health benefits of moderate and vigorous activity (English)

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Gary O'Donovan

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Rob Shave

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Rob Shave

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English

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publication date

31 July 2007

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published in

Preventive Medicine

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volume

45

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issue

6

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page(s)

432-435

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PubMed ID

17804045

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5 February 2018