Public health and physical activity

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Mills, H., Crone, D. and El Ansari, W. 2009. Public health and physical activity. in: Wilson, F. and Mabhala, M. (ed.) Key Concepts in Public Health Los Angeles SAGE Publications Ltd. pp. 202-206

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Authors	Mills, H., Crone, D. and El Ansari, W.
Editors	Wilson, F. and Mabhala, M.
Page range	202-206
Year	2009
Book title	Key Concepts in Public Health
Publisher	SAGE Publications Ltd
Output status	Published
Place of publication	Los Angeles
ISBN	9781412948807
Print	2009
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Deposited	25 Feb 2011
Related URL	http://www.uk.sagepub.com/books/Book232164?level1=W00&currTree=Subjects&level2=&sel=&level3=&#tabview=toc

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