physical activity

Public health strategies for preventing and controlling overweight and obesity in school and worksit

A report on recommendations of the Taskforce on Community Preventive Services
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This paper identifies effective strategies for weight control that can be implemented in schools and workplaces, it looks at nutrition, physical activity, behavioural intentions and various combinations of these
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VERB: a social marketing campaign to increase physical activity among youth

A Social Marketing Campaign to Increase Physical Activity Among Youth An article about the VERB campaign which is a multiethnic social marketing campaign to increase and maintain physical activity among children aged 9-13 and their parent
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Promoting physical activity: a step-by-step guide to communitywide behavior change

A Step-by-Step Guide to Communitywide Behavior Change Promoting Physical Activity shows you how to facilitate behavior change both from an individual and a comm
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Barriers to children walking to or from school (US)

United States - 2004 A research paper on barriers of American children walking to school
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Walking and Bicycling to School Promotion

From the Why to the How Advertisement for an upcoming meeting 28 April 206
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AAPAR/Children, Youth and Families Council
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Pedometer-determined physical activity among multiethnic and low-income etc

This paper sought to characterise pedometer-determined physical activity among a predominately racial and ethnic minority sample of adults residing in low-inco
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Walking and Cycling: World Health Organisation Regional Office for Europe

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Website of information about walking and cycling
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